I make things that live on screens. Some of those screen-things can be seen below. Want to know more? Learn more about me. Want to have a chat? Email me.
iOS & Android application · Product design
dice is a live music event platform where fans can discover gigs, buy tickets and use their app to get in the door. I was a Senior Product Designer at dice, working on building out their social offering.
dice on the App Store
dice website
iOS application · Product strategy · Analytics
Fern was a personal styling product that sat within Lyst’s incubator programme (known internally as “Catalyst”). I was the sole designer on Fern as it tried to find product market fit.
Case study: The Fern Expedition
iOS application · Brand identity
Lyst is a global fashion platform that serves tens of millions of users every month. I am currently the product designer responsible for Lyst’s mobile (iOS) application and was also responsible for their brand identity refresh in late 2018.
Case study: Running a design sprint at Lyst
Case study: Redesigning Lyst’s onboarding experience
View Lyst on the App Store
Web · Visual identity · Copywriting
MyGovID is Ireland’s first pan-government user identity access platform. It allows users to access a number of government services with a single login.
Visit MyGovID
iPad application · Visual identity
BOI’s Private Banking iPad application guides users through the investment process. This includes real-time modelling of investment portfolios based on financial goals, time scales and attitudes to risk.
Note that the application is only available through face-to-face meetings with the bank.
Web · Information architecture · User research
The Revenue Commissioners of Ireland’s main informational website was completely overhauled in 2016/2017. This included reorganising and rewriting over 15,000 pages of content to make them easier to find and easier to understand.
Visit Revenue.ie
Web · Visual identity · Copywriting
Epochs is a publication dedicated to the cultural and social history of menswear. It was started when a group of friends (myself, Patrick, and Luke) decided to collaborate on an online feature about the history of nautical clothing.
Visit Epochs