UI & UX Design
Wayfinder
Wireframes for public transit app and kiosk interfaces.
WayFinder is a set of comprehensive app and kiosk screens designed to modernise public transit systems by seamlessly integrating mobile devices with public transport terminals. This solution focuses on human-centered design, ensuring consistent, user-friendly access to services such as journey planning, ticketing, and real-time information across multiple touchpoints.
The interface prioritises consistency between platforms, reducing confusion and enabling users to switch effortlessly between apps and kiosks. Features include real-time route updates, travel card top-ups, and ticket purchases, all designed to adapt to user behaviour for a streamlined experience.
Developed with insights from low-fidelity prototypes, WayFinder emphasizes intuitive navigation and visual consistency, creating a cohesive system that simplifies public transit interactions. Built using Figma, the project reimagines Canberra’s existing MyWay infrastructure to offer a seamless, unique and contemporary transport solution.
Gradshow '24
A website for the ANU 2024 Gradshow.
Designed and developed a responsive website for the ANU School of Art Gradshow, showcasing graduating students’ artworks and event details.
The site features custom AJAX search and filtering, lightbox and carousel components, and integrates traditional ANU branding with a sleek, high-contrast design. The interface prioritizes intuitive navigation and emphasises the students’ works without overwhelming the user experience.
Academy Awards Game
An online game, based on film review scores.
Developed an interactive JavaScript game where users guess which of two Best Picture nominees has a higher aggregate score. Features include dynamic game logic, cookies to track user data (e.g., high scores), and API integration with The Movie Database for real-time film information and posters. This is part of a larger exhibition focusing on Oscarbait and the legitimacy of Academy Awards winners.
The project also incorporates a Python script to map CSV review data into a JavaScript array.
Aquasense
A device and website to monitor household water consumption.
AquaSense is a smart water monitoring system designed to encourage sustainable water practices in Australian households. This project involved the design and development of branding, packaging, a web dashboard, and the physical device.
The physical device uses an Arduino with a YF-S201 flow sensor to track water usage. The data is sent to a web dashboard through a PHP backend, which stores the data in a database for management and retrieval. The dashboard is powered by AJAX calls, providing real-time data updates without reloading the page. Users can access personalised water usage insights and set preferences based on the Australian Government’s Target 150 initiative.
Lighthouse Festival
A website and accompanying branding for Lighthouse Festival.
Designed a website and branding for a fictional music festival, optimised for year-round usability and tailored to enhance the user experience. The site dynamically adapts its content to align with the festival timeline – before, during, or after – ensuring users receive relevant and timely information. This approach improves user flow by anticipating and addressing their needs at each stage.
The design heightens this – integrating a clean, minimalist style to highlight custom graphics and imagery without overwhelming the website.
Professional Work
A majority of my web design and development experience has come from my work with Simple Pixels – a Wagga based web design agency.
During my time at Simple Pixels, I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating on hundreds of projects – big and small from all walks of life.
Some of these projects can be seen here, however I implore you to head to the Simple Pixels website and find out more.
For design and development work, please enquire directly through Simple Pixels’ website.
In Canberra's Eyes
Exhibition website created to track Canberra’s history through cultural data.
Developed an interactive digital exhibition exploring the role of city marketing in Canberra’s history as a “built city.” Using historical data sourced from Trove and the National Library of Australia, the project highlights how self-presentation and city branding have influenced Canberra’s development over time.
The website was designed to present a large volume of information in a clear, engaging, and user-friendly manner. The focus on usability ensured that complex historical narratives were accessible to a broad audience through intuitive navigation, interactive elements, and visually compelling layouts.
Ataraxia
E-CV website for Ataraxia.
Designed an online presence for a fictional band, Ataraxia, showcasing a cohesive and unique digital persona. The website incorporates a neo-futurism aesthetic, drawing inspiration from the dark neon palettes and atmospheric elements of citywave styles to reflect the band’s identity and music.
ZM Reviews
Personal website created to host my movie reviews (now visible here).
Designed and Developed a personal website to host and showcase a collection of film reviews. Designed with a high-contrast editorial aesthetic, the site emphasises a polished and professional presentation of the content.
The project highlights usability through clean typography and a streamlined layout, ensuring an engaging and accessible reading experience for users.
