Most UX designers are well versed in a single discipline, maybe two. I bring a broad range of skills useful for when you're a growing organisation or using cross-functional delivery teams.

I advocate the virtues of good UX by using tangible examples that I describe to people in a language they understand.

I empower those around me to achieve their full design potential. Mentorship is one mechanism I employ to achieve this

With each big idea or assumption, I set out to create a falsifiable hypothesis and test it. I am an expert in failure and a lover of the problem, not the solution.

I'll pick the perfect giphy for every slack situation and my "UX lessons from" articles are a light-hearted read that makes design more engaging.

I'm a strong believer in using a good process to form the basis of how to work and work together. Using Agile and Lean practices allows teams to work harder… better… faster… stronger…

I may not be the most eloquent human being but I'm authentic and a good listener. Users happily engage with me, feel at ease and are candid with their feedback.