I love building beautiful experiences with the customer at heart, solving problems that make a difference across the customer journey.
I have experience with many different types of mediums, which include: e-commerce, apps, games, website, interactive films and many more.
Responsive design is today’s website standard (unless it’s a separate mobile site), ensuring that the design will always looks it’s best across multiple devices. This also includes thinking about a mobile first approach.
I recently worked at Wednesday Agency as a UX Architect, designing e-commerce experiences for fashion, beauty and retail brands. Prior to this, working on different types of mediums, ranging from interactive film, website, games, apps and many more at UNIT9.
A UX Architect creatively inspired by user behaviours, needs and goals to deliver excellent digital experiences through designing tangible, creative and intuitive solutions with the customer at heart. Currently seeking a fun, exciting and challenging role within User Experience / Interaction Design in digital design, service design and e-commerce.
BA Honours Degree in Design for Interaction - 2.1
2007 - 2010
BTEC National Diploma - Multimedia Level 3 - Merit, Pass, Pass
A-Level 1 & 2 Art
2005 - 2007
Bite Beauty, a lip obsessed brand that originates from Canada and is known for its high performance, natural ingredients and product integrity. The brand needed a new website redesign that was e-commerce enabled, providing a gateway for its customers to learn about the brand and its story as well buying their products, which the current website did not support.
A well known luxury Italian brand with many sub-brands, covering sectors within Fashion, Beauty and Lifestyle wanted a new website redesign, structured to house all these sub-brands under one website called Armani.com. Mainly, shifting most of the fashion sub-brands/labels under two main fashion brands, Giorgio Armani and Emporio Armani. The concept was to support fluid movement between the two fashion brand worlds and differentiating through styling, services, offerings, brand and product storytelling within each worlds. Also, with the addition of exploring the other sectors, Beauty and Lifestyle.
The first Middle East website to offer luxury and exclusive brands in an editorial environment that is globally relevant but locally led.
Al Tayer wanted to launch a luxury e-commerce website that offers designers and exclusive brands to the Middle East, which came with the challenge of expressing unique regional flavour and brand differentiation in a market that is accustomed to shopping malls or with major competitors e-commerce players i.e. Matchesfashion, Farfetch and Net-A-Porter.
The biggest retail destination in the world is undergoing expansion with additional premium and luxury stores due to open in 2016. With the new expansion due to open soon, the current website and brand fail to meet expectation of a world-class destination that the mall itself lives up to. The challenge was to redesign the website and brand to provide the best-in-class digital experience to match a world-class entertainment destination.
A well-known brand, with many retail stores around the world had a challenge of managing two different sites, their .com and e-com sites. They needed help to combine their .com and e-commerce sites into one digital flagship destination, and with the addition of evolving their brand from a lifestyle brand to a richer content publisher; integrating content seamlessly across the Diesel customer’s purchase path.
A Swedish fashion retailer with an e-commerce website who also work with different collaborators such as Kate Hudson and Jean Paul Gaultier creating new collections. However, Lindex came to Wednesday with a few challenges on how to best optimise their website for:
Tommy Hilfiger, a worldwide luxury fashion brand with a multinational digital commerce and retail business around the world. Tommy Hilfiger wanted to take the opportunity to reimagine and elevate their digital customer experience that seamlessly integrate brand and commerce, Omni-channel experience and brand stories.
Find Your Way To Oz is a Google Chrome Experiment brought to the web by Disney in the run-up to the launch of the film “Oz The Great And Powerful”. The goal of the project was to combine the richness of cinema with technical capabilities of the browser to create a fun and immersive interactive experience that users can connect with. Google Chrome partnered up with UNIT9 to solve this challenge.
UNIT9 partnered up with Mullen in creating the “Get Away With It” web game show campaign. Here, UNIT9 was to focus on the production side of how this campaign will be designed and work.
Diageo and Anomaly had a challenge of keeping their customers engaged and interested with the brand. Therefore, providing a new opportunity for a 360-campaign re-launch. As part of the campaign, they’ve partnered with UNIT9 to develop a mobile game to re-introduce the story behind Captain Morgan, allowing customers to play and live like the captain through the power of gaming.
Slavery Footprint is an online and mobile app campaign experience, which launched on the 149th anniversary of the announcement of Emancipation Proclamation. As slavery still continues today with forced labour worldwide and many people not made aware of. Call & Response, The State Department’s Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons and MUH-TAY-ZIK HOF-FER agency partnered with UNIT9 to solve the challenge of creating awareness that hit people with more hard facts and sustain their attention about how many slaves work for you (i.e. making your clothes).