Designer helping organisations do good things at large scales. I'm motivated by climate change and breakfast.
I’m currently the director of UX and Digital at The Chancery Lane Project, where we research, design and build things that help lawyers use contracts to decarbonise the global economy.
From 2017 to 2023 I led research and design teams working on projects for the UK government and seed stage startups. I worked on products that use data to identify risks at the UK border, designed a new service to support the training of ~45,000 newly qualified teachers and mentors every year, and developed digital products that help buyers in the public sector save time and money. For some of that time I was also the Head of Product Design at Snook, an award winning design consultancy.
Between 2009 and 2017 I was a freelance designer and web developer. I designed a visual identity for an architecture practice, helped a non-profit attract major funding, re-designed the global website for Island Records and led a team of developers to build a global gaming platform for RedBull. I also made a music video and experimented with sustainable packaging too.
I live in the Kent countryside with my wife. I spend my spare time making things, breaking things and cooking things.