My professional work is based within the world of user experience. Within this world I wear many ‘hats’ which hopefully all add up to me being a pretty rounded UX consultant... or information architect... or whatever you want to call me.
I help some of the worlds largest companies build great websites and applications but unfortunately client confidentiality means i can’t put exact details here - please get in touch for a detailed portfolio.
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All user driven design and build projects should be based on solid research of the users, technology and market.
This phase forms a large part of my work and is mostly centered around interviews, diary studies, evaluation techniques such as affinity diagramming and in depth market and technical reviews.
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The core deliverables of my work are what I would deem the classic aspects of IA; user flows, sitemaps, sketches and wireframes.
This phase is about taking the understanding of the user and the product and giving it structure and tangibility. It is essential to define key functions and interactions and is best used in a quick sketch iteration format than a heavily detailed specification format. User testing methodologies such as eyetracking are then used to validate decisions
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To support my research and IA work I have developed an analytics approach to be able to refine design decisions and gain insight into user activity over time.
The aim is to create embedded processes within organisations that lead to a culture of continuous improvement.
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In addition to my UX work I also have other interests within in the digital design world; from graphic design to photography and even the odd bit of development.
My academic studies have focused on the world of physical computing and partcularly how to create emotional communication within digital media.
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