Enterprise analytics ↗
Making hundreds of dashboards behave like one product.
Projects, studies
and experiments.
Everything I make, in one place: full case studies, team projects, earlier product work and the studies still taking shape.
At scale, these stop being
separate problems.
Product design for AI, platforms and services — with the design systems, data visualisation and research underneath.
AT&T through Xcaliber · two engagements with Deloitte through SCADpro
SAGE ↗
From complex data to decisive action.
Waste Not. Want Not. ↗
Making the handoffs behind food loss visible.
So I gave the system away.
One Li8 is published, installable and still maintained. No client, no brief — just the system I wanted to exist.
One Li8 ↗
An open-source design system I created. One light, a whole system.
One anatomy, two materials ↗
One Li8 ships a gem material adapter: the same component, the same geometry, the same behaviour — rendered as a different substance. It is the clearest argument I have for why a design system should describe structure and intent, not a look. Change the material, keep the product.
School is where I got to be wrong on purpose.
Studio, capstone and foresight work at SCAD — including a project that went on to win a 2025 European Product Design Award.
VARAH ↗
The first chapter of ownership.
Sailing Smiles ↗
Of the 44.8 million people in the Caribbean, about 17.6 million cannot reach a dentist. Fifteen of us at SCAD spent a summer working out how a catamaran could — and how to leave nothing behind when it sails away.
Designed for Tomorrow
An Apple-focused foresight project. Four futures from one brand question — five years and twenty, each with a conventional path and a black swan. Both branches share the same setup, rising action and turning point, so the only thing that changes is where it lands.
The SDG Mandala ↗
Turning interconnected sustainability challenges into a visual strategy for SDG 9. Six supporting goals, 46 modelled agents and 1,756 interactions between them, held in one circular map that gains a layer at every stage and never stops being readable.
Nobody asked for these.
Things I started because I wanted to see them finished — plus the earlier product work, and the studies still taking shape.
BEHANCE · EARLIER WORK
Before any of this had a process.
Concept work from before grad school. A beauty retailer’s showroom rebuilt for the metaverse. A shopkeeper’s entire ledger folded into one thumb. A mall that finally tells you where to go. No research budget, no stakeholders, no design system — just the part I have never stopped liking: take a whole problem, draw the whole answer, show your reasoning.
Motion is the next system.
Static states are the easy half. What a component does between them — how it settles, what it carries over, what it refuses to animate — is the part most systems leave undocumented. That is what I am working through now, on this site first.
Interfaces that survive contact with real data.
Every project on this page failed the same way first: it looked right on a clean dataset and fell apart on a real one. The studies still taking shape are all some version of that — density, latency, missing values, and the hundredth screen rather than the first.