I’m a multidisciplinary designer who’s been shaping digital products since the early days of the web. My career began in the late ’90s, and by the early 2000s, I was designing some of the first touchscreen interfaces for in-store retail kiosks.
But before that, I was building and designing with code, teaching myself web development, experimenting endlessly, and failing forward. I’ve always been an autodidact, moving through phases of deep focus: graphic design and typography, where I studied letterforms and their histories; philosophy and science, where I fell in love with physics, biology, and the mechanics of nature; music production and DJ-ing, learning to spin vinyl and nearly turning it into a career before realising design was what I couldn’t let go of.
A formative project I worked on was semantic search technologies in biomedical research, more than a decade before AI became a household term, creating interfaces that helped scientists discover hidden patterns in protein data.
Since then, I’ve designed across a wide range of industries: media platforms, banking apps, sports technology, and AI-driven products. I’ve built fintech experiences from the ground up, redesigned real-time race control systems for motorsports, explored voice-driven AI interfaces, and prototyped the future of meeting assistants before ChatGPT existed.
Through it all, whether designing interfaces, making music, cooking, or traveling the world with just a backpack, what drives me is the same: creating experiences that inspire, engage, and help people. Making them laugh, making them dance, helping them move through the digital world with less friction and more delight.
That impulse to create, connect, and make things feel alive is what keeps me going.
♥️ Jeff
