While working with Matchstick Creative, I helped Liverpool Health Partners rebrand their digital presence, giving them a visually striking, accessible website to showcase their life-saving work.

As a full-stack web developer, I helped Hovia streamline their e-commerce platform to showcase and sell their eco-conscious wallpaper designs.

As part of Matchstick Creative’s team, I redesigned Make CIC’s website—taking the project from initial wireframes and prototypes through to a fully launched, responsive website that reflects the organisation’s creative community values.

While working at Matchstick Creative, I oversaw the completion of The Women Organisation’s website, a Liverpool-based social enterprise that delivers business mentoring, personal development, and a range of courses and training services centred on improving women’s skills and confidence.

My design for this app won 1st place at the 2015 mPathy project, a UX design contest sponsored by Google NYC and non-profit ECPAT. It aims to help the hospitality industry combat child sex trafficking. The prototype was created with Adobe InDesign and inVision and is developed by non-profit technology organization WebServes.

Described by whatusersdo.com as “potentially the most idiot-proof ecommerce ever built,” this e-commerce site was coded with HTML/CSS, Javascript and PHP. I was commissioned to lay the groundwork for the front-end and back-end of the website for NYC- based guerilla art group AINT WET. It has also been featured on brutalistwebsites.com for its simple and easy-to-navigate interface.