#Business
Workplace tools and enterprise software built for organisations rather than the general public, spanning marketing analytics, network hardware configuration, onboarding flows and emergency dispatch across seven case studies here.
HazardCo: Worksite health & safety app
Health and safety software New Zealand construction crews actually want to open on site. Built around QR scanning, digital sign-off, real-time tracking and third-party integrations, shaped by real user research, not assumptions.
ACC: Health & safety risk assessment app
Field research over guesswork. Site visits, user interviews and field testing shaped this risk assessment app, changing how construction workers report hazards and stay safe on noisy, dusty, low-light job sites across New Zealand.
Aviat Networks: Wireless networking dashboard
Dense technical data, distilled. A dashboard for configuring and monitoring radio router network hardware, covering port management, GPS and VLANs, without drowning technicians in noise, alerts or a confusing interface.
Central Police Dispatch: Emergency dashboard
Real-time jobs, live feeds and split-second decisions, an emergency dispatch dashboard built for the moment it matters. Grounded in real site observation and creative personas, not a generic guess at how dispatch teams work.
Daily UI: 100 days of UI/UX design challenge
100 days in a row, 100 prompts, 100 different UI components and screens. A personal challenge to build speed and sharpen instinct outside client work, later shared on Dribbble and credited by designers at Netflix.
Mero: Social marketing analytics dashboard
One question, answered fast: what's actually working. Mero is a marketing dashboard built to track campaigns across every channel and surface the signal at a glance, built for quick decisions, not another report to read later.
StrategyBlocks: Customer onboarding flows
Enterprise onboarding, rebuilt from the ground up. Information architecture, wireframes and form validation reworked so people reach the dashboard instead of giving up somewhere between the welcome screen and registration.