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Making things make sense.

Creating clarity and consistency across brand, digital and print.

Good design often starts by stepping back and understanding what isn’t quite working. I work with organisations to shape clear, consistent outcomes that hold together and work properly in practice.

Good design often starts by stepping back and understanding what isn’t quite working. I work with organisations to shape clear, consistent outcomes that hold together and work properly in practice.

Good design often starts by stepping back and understanding what isn’t quite working. I work with organisations to shape clear, consistent outcomes that hold together and work properly in practice.

Where I make a difference.

Digital Experiences

Websites are designed around clear structure, thoughtful interaction and well considered user journeys. The focus is on making content easy to understand and navigate, helping organisations communicate clearly, support their audience and guide people towards the next step.

  • Website design

  • User experience

  • Interface design

  • Accessible design (WCAG)

  • Wireframing and prototyping

  • Design systems

  • Responsive design

  • No-code builds (e.g. Framer, Squarespace)

  • UI and UX audits

Digital Experiences

Websites are designed around clear structure, thoughtful interaction and well considered user journeys. The focus is on making content easy to understand and navigate, helping organisations communicate clearly, support their audience and guide people towards the next step.

  • Website design

  • User experience

  • Interface design

  • Accessible design (WCAG)

  • Wireframing and prototyping

  • Design systems

  • Responsive design

  • No-code builds (e.g. Framer, Squarespace)

  • UI and UX audits

Brand Identity

A strong identity starts with understanding how an organisation wants to be seen and where things aren’t quite connecting. From there, the work focuses on shaping something clear, consistent and able to grow over time.

  • Visual Identity

  • Logo Design

  • Brand Guidelines

  • Brand Assets

  • Typography

  • Art Direction

  • Photography Guidelines

  • Motion Identity

Brand Identity

A strong identity starts with understanding how an organisation wants to be seen and where things aren’t quite connecting. From there, the work focuses on shaping something clear, consistent and able to grow over time.

  • Visual Identity

  • Logo Design

  • Brand Guidelines

  • Brand Assets

  • Typography

  • Art Direction

  • Photography Guidelines

  • Motion Identity

Print & Packaging

Print, packaging and exhibition work is approached with the same focus on clarity and detail. Whether on a wall, in the hand or out in the world, the aim is to create work that feels considered and holds up in the real world.

  • Brochures and printed literature

  • Reports and publications

  • Stationary

  • Packaging design

  • Exhibition and display graphics

  • Large format design

Print & Packaging

Print, packaging and exhibition work is approached with the same focus on clarity and detail. Whether on a wall, in the hand or out in the world, the aim is to create work that feels considered and holds up in the real world.

  • Brochures and printed literature

  • Reports and publications

  • Stationary

  • Packaging design

  • Exhibition and display graphics

  • Large format design

Illustration

Illustration is used to support communication, helping to explain ideas, add personality or bring a clearer visual layer to a project. The approach is always shaped around the content and context.

  • Campaign Design

  • Creative Direction

  • Social Templates

  • Editorial Design

  • Marketing Assets

  • Motion Content

Illustration

Illustration is used to support communication, helping to explain ideas, add personality or bring a clearer visual layer to a project. The approach is always shaped around the content and context.

  • Campaign Design

  • Creative Direction

  • Social Templates

  • Editorial Design

  • Marketing Assets

  • Motion Content

Good people.

Ive contributed to projects for organisations across drinks, transport, marine services, arts and culture, sport, charity, construction and housebuilding and the public sector.

This includes Chivas Brothers, Royal Caribbean, Forth Ports, Jazz Scotland, Edinburgh Fringe, Glasgow City Council, Age Scotland, International Beverage, University of Glasgow and NHS Scotland, among others.

Different sectors. Different challenges. The same focus on thoughtful, well considered work.

Throughout my time in agencies and independently, Ive contributed to projects for organisations across drinks, transport, marine services, arts and culture, sport, charity and the public sector. Clients include Diageo, Disney, Royal Caribbean, Forth Ports, Jazz Scotland, Edinburgh Fringe, Age Scotland, International Beverage and NHS Scotland, among others.

Different sectors. Different challenges. Same focus.

Stuff people usually ask.

A few things that tend to come up when starting a project. If youre unsure about anything else, a quick conversation usually helps clarify things.

What kind of organisations do you work with?

I work directly with organisations of different sizes, from small businesses to charities and established teams. Most projects involve working closely with the people responsible for shaping how things are communicated.

How long does a project take?

It really depends on the scope, but most projects run over a few weeks to a couple of months. Smaller pieces of work can move more quickly, while larger or more complex projects can take longer to shape properly.

Can you work with our existing team or developers?

Yes. I often work alongside internal teams, developers or external partners to make sure the work is delivered properly. I can also support build using no-code tools like Framer or Squarespace where appropriate.

Do you offer smaller pieces of work or audits?

Yes. Not every project needs a full redesign. Smaller pieces of work or UI and UX audits can be a useful way to understand what’s working and where things can be improved.

What do you need from us to get started?

Usually a conversation is the best place to begin. From there, we can outline what’s needed, what the priorities are and how the work might take shape.

How much does a project cost?

Costs vary depending on the scope and complexity of the work. Once there’s a clearer understanding of what’s needed, I can give a more accurate outline.