I design the systems, interfaces, and prototypes behind products that are genuinely hard to use, and quietly make them easier.
An isometric stack of five plates. The highlighted plate corresponds to the selected capability: Research.
Clinical intelligence platform
Social platform · web and mobile
One quote, and a ledger of the engagements behind it. Nothing here is anonymous.
Outstanding job. In just one week, it felt as though we had been working together for over a month.
Practitioners at Expand Health did not need more data on screen. They needed a triage layer that said “look here first.” Four scores did what forty charts could not.
See it in Expand HealthN1 Care runs on an 80+ component system with two visual languages: one for clinicians at work, one for the reports patients hold in their hands. Screens fall out of systems.
See it in N1 CareA static mockup can’t answer “what should this do?” I build working prototypes in HTML and Figma so engineers, founders, and investors react to behaviour instead of promises.
The prototype that raised eyebrowsThe N1 health report went through eight design experiments and a 28-point checklist before it earned its final form. First versions are for learning, not framing.
Eight experiments, one reportHighlighted entries are the ones I would defend in an interview, not just the ones I have opened.
Core strength
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Built to see if it could work. Every one is live, and every one taught me something the client work couldn’t.
All experiments, including the month I shipped 19 sites in 19 days
Answered here instead, so you can decide before spending half an hour finding out.
Yes. Open to full-time roles and to freelance work, remote, and I can cover US, UK and EU hours. If you need someone on the ground in one city, I am not that person.
Design. I have five years of it and it is where my judgement lives. The building is real but it is in service of the design: I ship production Framer sites, I write enough React to make a prototype behave, and I direct AI coding agents to get things live. I would not take a pure engineering role and I would not claim one.
None of the decisions. I use Claude Code and similar agents the way a designer uses a good engineer: I decide what should exist and why, then direct the build and review every output. The personal projects on this site were designed by me and built with AI in the loop. I would rather say that plainly than let you find out later.
Because I have already made the mistakes. Clinical tools have two audiences with opposite needs, a clinician mid-shift and a patient at home, and they cannot share one visual language. I have built that split, documented it, and watched it survive a 23-person team.
You get work in progress, early and often, not a reveal. I would rather show you a rough thing on Tuesday than a polished wrong thing in three weeks. Expect prototypes over mockups and expect me to ask what happens when the data is missing.
For freelance it depends on scope and I will quote after one conversation, not before. For full-time roles, tell me the band and I will tell you honestly whether it works. I would rather find that out in week one than week six.
Brand identity from scratch, illustration as a craft, and anything that needs a marketer's instinct for copy that sells. I can work alongside people who do those well. I should not be the one doing them.
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Tell me what is not working. If I am the wrong person for it I will say so, and usually point you at the right one.