Digital Experience Portfolio

A new parallax scrolly website to reflect contemporary website aesthetics.

An interactive responsive ‘tablet first’ memory game for children built with JavaScript.

A website redesign from a UX perspective to meet Full Story Media requirements and business aims. Prototyped in HTML and CSS using Bootstrap framework and developed and staged in Github.

Giving City University's Magazine students an introduction to digital journalism

Here's a small selection of Village Underground photos actually shot by me not other VU-ers (that name never stuck).

A selection of image-led social posts for 11:FS

The first commercial podcast for Modern Slavery Stories looks into the how you effectively tackle modern slavery and ethics in construction industry supply chains.

Working with The Sunday Times' former sports editor Matt Tench, I shot and edited this video as part of the Newsroom 360 change programme.

A promotional video of Newsroom 360's achievements edited by me, using photos and clips from other promotional videos to promote the change programme. 

Beta mode testers were called Pioneers - fitting in with the space theme of our early branding. This square animated version was popular on Instagram.

A bit of an infographic for our first t-shirt aimed at students undertaking the Bull Run teased on Instagram

Another early strand from early messaging, animated gif is on Twitter

For Finatext UK's LinkedIn profile we focussed on the team and early articles (subedited by me) were posted on LinkedIn.

A gif to welcome Pipster's social media relaunch and introduce Trader1 the Pipster's "Pioneer mode" astronaut - can be found on Facebook

This Starling interview had pretty decent traction and the LinkedIn Business accounts announcement suited the audience.

Proof (if it were needed) that interesting data viz makes a message unique and shareable on social.

Simon Taylor from 11:FS appeared BBC Breakfast to explain Bitcoin one day. And he gave a little wave when the anchor threw to the news studio. We couldn't resist turning it into a Gif.