At a glance
- 6+ years designing inclusive, human-centred services
- Accessibility by default, WCAG 2.2 aware
- Skilled in GOV.UK & NHS service standards
- Experience across healthcare, education & commercial
I design inclusive, human-centred services that turn ideas into outcomes. My approach is public-sector friendly, accessibility-by-default, and focused on making complex services simple and usable.
With over six years’ experience shaping products and services across healthcare, education, and membership organisations, I work end-to-end — from discovery to delivery — and bring teams along through clear communication and pragmatic decision-making.
I currently work in health tech, partnering with organisations like NHS England, the Department of Health and Social Care, and the Department for Education. My background also includes time as a Design Manager at William Hill and as the founder of a small bespoke design agency, giving me a perspective that spans both large-scale service delivery and entrepreneurial agility.
Whatever the context, my goal is the same: to design services that are easy to use, inclusive from the start, and able to deliver real-world impact.
Google / Coursera
A structured, end-to-end UX curriculum covering research, prototyping and testing. Helped formalise my existing practice with hands-on projects and industry-recognised certification.
IBM SkillsBuild
Focused on collaboration and alignment in multi-disciplinary teams. Strengthened my ability to co-create with stakeholders and apply design thinking at scale.
Codecademy
Gave me practical coding foundations to prototype, test ideas quickly, and collaborate more effectively with developers.
Open University (OpenLearn)
Introduced me to systems thinking principles and their application to service design. Expanded my perspective on how individual service touchpoints fit into wider social and organisational systems.