I design and build interfaces for people who read them every day.

Demo research organisation

The demo product focuses on making offline work feel predictable. Changes are stored locally, synchronisation is transparent, and conflicts are presented as readable differences rather than technical errors.

Demo type foundry

The demo experience puts typography at the centre of the interface. Users can explore weights, widths, and optical sizes while previewing the typeface in realistic editorial and product contexts.

Demo hospitality group

This demo project explores a quieter approach to booking. The experience guides users through dates, rooms, guest details, and payment while keeping pricing and important information visible throughout the journey.

Demo independent magazine

The demo CMS uses a structured editorial grid so writers and editors can work directly within the visual language of the publication. Content blocks, typography, and layout rules are treated as part of the publishing system.

Self-initiated demo project

Small Hours is a demo exploration of restraint in product design. Instead of recommendations and endless browsing, the interface focuses on a single listening experience with artwork, playback controls, and a simple progress line.