Based in Melbourne, I have a strong passion for UI/UX and Front-End Development, and I strive to create a rich online experience that engages the user and to make the web an easy thing to use. Specialising in everything your average website user sees and feels.
I'd love to chat about any interesting project opportunities, feel free to email me
In late 2017 I organised and ran a event on Google Analytics for 15+ clients. In the event I talked on how to get the most of out Google Analytics depending on type of users, how to effectively setup and use event tracing and on how Goals can be used to track business goals. Also part of the event was a small workshop to show, using real world data, how to drill down to get the most out of the the user data.
This was an interesting project BHP wanted to implement in order to connect employees from all over the globe to share their stories, images and videos.
As well as creating the Front-end UI, I setup extensive event tracking in Google Analytics in order to track all actions on stories in order to pass through the details to give the client a detailed overview of how their staff were using the site.
The key for Catholic Education Melbourne was to provide a lot more flexibility to their templates, as their existing templates were very limiting. This lead to a heavily component based design and build, allowing all components to be able to used on any template in any combination.
Working closely with Baker to develop a website with a people centred information architecture based on user behaviour and persona analysis that optimises the user journey from discovery to making a donation. Additionally, the website was designed to showcase latest discoveries, recent activities, and upcoming events via Eventbrite API.
The new website has improved user engagement significantly, this reflected from the increasing number of website visitors (196.63%), user sessions (189%) and page views (125.99%).
The reskin of the City of Moonee Valley required updating the brand and outdated design, to work around the existing IA and content. Providing an user centric design, streamlining the website navigation, and implementing responsive framework that improves the user engagement and experience on the website.
Valley Youth required an experience tailored to the young people aged 12 to 25 within Moonee Valley. Leveraging their social media platforms, ensuring it’s sticky, and having their feeds from Instagram to be displayed on their homepage, while trying to boost their overall social media engagement and bring more awareness to young people to the various engagement within Moonee Valley, which was previously lacking in the original council site.