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Product design & research

Skills & experience

Research

Research

I apply quantitative and qualitative research methods with stakeholders, experts and users. Findings are synthesised into presentations and problems statements for stakeholders to make strategic decisions with and teams to ideate on.

  • Research planning & study design
  • Generative user, stakeholder & expert interviews
  • Evaluative usability and concept testing
  • Survey design
  • Competitor analysis
  • Quantitative analytics & A/B testing
  • Analysis & report writing
  • Presentations
  • Participant recruitment
  • Enterprise-level protocols

UX Design

Design

I use a number of design methods and tools to develop flows and concepts into prototypes. I facilitate workshops that invite your organisation’s ideas to the table and channel these into a validated solution.

  • Ideation sessions
  • Requirements gathering workshops
  • Rapid prototyping in high and low fidelity
  • User journey mapping
  • Wireframing
  • User & system flows
  • Information architecture & taxonomies

UI Design

Uidesign

I work at a highly detailed level to ensure all edge-cases and views are visualised and specified for handover. I then work closely with development teams: supporting, guiding and iterating.

  • Interaction design & specification
  • Use of design systems
  • High fidelity prototyping for handover and user testing
  • Responsive design for devices
  • Design principles: layout, grids, typography, hierarchy and colour
  • Experience with HTML/CSS/JS

My generalist 'T-shape'

When might a generalist be a smart choice?

Sometimes hiring a specialist designer or researcher is the right way to go. Researching accessibility needs or quantitative analysis may require a research specialist. A design system or new visual identity may require a design specialist. However, in many projects a generalist brings a mix of these skills together to quickly deliver, with a quality that’s high enough to get the job done.

When researching, a generalist:

  • Has incredibly in-depth conversations with the users, as we design all corners of the product

  • Speaks to the business, to understand strategy… and therefore knows when research findings (do and don’t) meet business goals

When designing, a generalist:

  • Applies their deep knowledge and empathy from research into the designs

  • Collaborates with the engineering teams to check their research recommendations are practical and feasible

Most importantly, we lead a project from the problem-space through to the end solution, and our constant presence ensures we bring the entire product team along for the journey. We do this independently and without the need to hire and manage separate specialists.

Tools

Dovetail landscape
Figma
Miro logo
GQ
Heap landscape
Download FS
Gsuite logo
Jira
User interviews landscape
Hotjar landscape
Sketch 36c4
Airtable stacked
Axure icon
Download ow

Where I've worked

Sectors

  • Tech SaaS
  • International education
  • Finance
  • E-commerce
  • Insurance
  • Government
  • Energy
  • Travel & tourism
  • Fashion
  • Charity

Organisations

  • In-house commerical
  • SaaS products
  • Agencies
  • Public sector & services
  • Charities

Clients

Asos logo
Bluelab logo
Boots
Brandwatch vector logo
BA
Buzzsumo logo 1
Cision
Dit
EDF Logo
Fidelity
Fsg
HMRC Logo 2005
Into
MSS logo orange
Sps
RSA Insurance Group Logo wine
Tesco Logo

Client & project history

Get in touch

If you’d like to discuss any roles, projects or how research and design might solve your business problems, drop me an email.

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