Solar was resistant to AI change and a colleague was pushing hard to get them to adopt it in a more open way but the communication was hitting a wall. I volunteered to produce…

Customers couldn't track their items from within the site. We needed a way to let users track their goods directly from the order overview page, using our N-shift access, rather than send them away to find their products.

Solar's onboarding had no pop-up dismissal and no way to learn what customers wanted, missing chances to capitalise on new users. I interviewed staff and customers to find what worked, then improved onboarding for both sides.

We had a vast number of colours in the design system needing drastic reduction and alignment across regions and departments, to cut confusion and reduce workload for every employee affected.

Spotted was a UX/UI project for my Career Foundry qualification. The brief was to design an app from scratch — I revisited my childhood habit of spotting rare cars on long drives and turned it into a digital version of that game.

A money-saving app for people who want quick results without the stress of everyday finances. Split into two parts — first the branding, then the app — the goal was to make saving feel accessible and clear at every step.

Most people don't use recipe apps daily, only for special occasions, and rarely have time to sort through overwhelming choice. This app helps cooks find inspiration bound by real constraints, like dietary needs or what's in the fridge.

A personal project to launch a YouTube channel about fatherhood. After recently becoming a dad, I noticed there was no dads' community like the ones mums had, and that fatherhood issues rarely got the same airtime — so I set out to change that.

The Adam Christopher range targeted high-end clients who expected a certain look. In-situ shoots weren't realistic given the cost of moving 80kg planters, so I built a ceramic-style studio to showcase the pots' artisan character instead.