I'm a Senior Product Designer: Helping ambitious companies solve real-world problems, with good design.
Combining Design, Dev & Biz Analysis, my aim is to create meaningful solutions that are good for people 😄, the planet 🌲 and profits 💰.
Focus areas: Product Design, UX/UI & Webflow.
You can read more about me here ➡️
— Lucas Aoun, CEO @ Ergogenic Health
— Karin Volo, Chief Joy Bringer, CEO @ Evoloshen
Here are some of my latest projects.
📊Outcome: After introducing a new system that automates their data-collection and reporting process, Reground were able to save ~50 hours a month in labour time and cost, allowing them to focus on more important activities.
Web Application
Environmental
📊Outcome: A custom volunteer management system, automated data collection and an overhauled user-experience.
Web Application
Social & Environmental
I’ll be straight up — these days I’m not looking to work with people just out to make a dollar and create vapid tech products. I’m looking for novel and impact-driven projects, which focus on solving real world problems.
Below are two lists. If you think you fit into the first and not the latter, we should talk.
A company or individual with a genuine interest in solving real-world problems.
A Not For Profit, Social Enterprise (Certified B-Corp) or Private Enterprise doing something useful for people and the planet.
Someone with a compelling vision. I’m not interested in uninspiring projects.
An established business or funded. I’m not looking for equity in exchange for a discounted rate etc. Been there, done that. Doesn’t work for me.
Passionate, friendly, switched on and altruistic!
A risk taker who is not afraid to question convention and do things differently.
A company who understands remote work and flexible working hours.
A private corporation focused solely on profit and perpetuating mindless consumerism.
Someone trying to solve trivial first world problems. I'm not interested in wasting effort on bullshit.
A pre-revenue startup founder poser who talks like they’re an expert at local Startup meetups.
Someone who hires experts, only to lecture them about how to do their job. No thanks.
Someone who holds contractors ransom by pushing for out-of-scope features before a payment is released.
A slimy sellout just looking to IPO and bail. I want to work with people who are in it for the long run and believe in their vision.
A company who is willing to die on the hill of traditional workplace values, like in-person, 9-5-5 only. These rules prevent me from doing my best work. As I take pride in quality work, these two things are incompatible.
Well, that just about eliminates 99% of potential partners. If you’re still reading then perhaps you’re the 1% I’m looking to work with — the OTHER 1%, that is ;)