Developing a visual identity, creating a design system and walking through the final design page by page — get ready; it’s a biggie! — Intro In part 1 of this website redesign I identified the business goals of a family-run, San Francisco-based florist to develop a UX strategy through user personas and establish user decision paths, features and content for the website. In part 2 I used that information and research to develop the user…

Reviewing the original website and crafting a visual narrative to develop user flows, wireframing in Sketch, and prototyping with InVision — Introduction In Part 1 I established the goals of the users and the goals of the business through various UX processes such as user personas, user decision paths and prioritising the most important features and content for the website with the user at the forefront.

In part 1 of this website redesign I will identify the business goals of a family-run florist and develop a UX strategy through user personas and establishing user decision paths. — Introduction A couple of months ago a friend of mine finished a Dev Bootcamp in San Francisco and to congratulate her on her amazing work I wanted to order some flowers for her. …

Creating a clean and classic UI with a dash of Hollywood — One thing I notice about movie-related apps is that they often have dark, modern interfaces so I wanted to design a UI that travelled in a slightly different direction, aesthetically. …

An immersive, online shopping experience catered for the gamer, not just the consumer — You can find the full animations for this design over on my Instagram and Behance

Designing the UI/UX for a sleek yet traditional website that provides seven unique recipes each week — The initial concept of Plates was inspired by what Unsplash used to be — a select few photos uploaded each week of the highest quality. As Unsplash grew in popularity (and quality) the new photos added became more frequent, ultimately becoming what it is today; the go-to for designers like…

The making of a fun little loading icon — I’ve actually wanted to jump back into AfterEffects for a while now to create some fun little animations; I wasn’t sure exactly what I wanted to create, but I eventually landed on a loading icon. …

Translating the psychology of habit through an app — In UI Design : X days of Yoga (part 1) — An app to encourage the creation of habit — I talked about the psychology behind building new habits and how we maintain ones that aren’t so great for us. In understanding this — and after finding, Adriene, the oasis…

An app to encourage the creation of habit — I sit a lot in my everyday life — like many of us — hunching over a keyboard and staring at a screen for the majority of our day can really be detrimental to our physical health. When we sit so much our hamstrings become tight and our hip flexor…