Project summary The client Imagine working in a charity shop. You need to put a sign in the window because you’re closing early. So you’ve got two options. A hand note on a piece of paper that looks awful. Or, an on-brand poster that keeps things professional and recognisable. That’s what RightMarket solves. It’s…

I was recently invited by the Charity Hour to host a Twitter session on ethical web design. Every Wednesday at 8pm, people working in or with the charity sector join for a conversation on a chosen topic. I decided to sum up my tips for ethical web design and debunk…

Neon support and train campaigners and activists working across social movements. For this project, I worked with Sarah Joynt-Bowe (brand strategy), Laura Sinisterra (visual identity) and Hailey Avron (project management). …

My little sister has been evolving in video games for a few years, and she’s recently decided to launch a Twitch channel called Linkorep. I’ll be honest with you, I knew nothing about Twitch a few weeks ago. Or video games for that matter. But when she told me she…

Last month, I was happy to host another AMA session with Tahera Mayat from The Charity Hour. Every Wednesday, people working in or with the charity sector join for a conversation on a chosen topic. …

If you’ve ever launched a start-up, a side project or even a blog, you know that the first version of your site never lasts long — and not only because good design is never finished. …

I’m a UX designer helping people on a mission to tell their story. I do that because, not being a doctor or a teacher, my work isn’t going to be meaningful unless I consciously make it so. I see mistakes that are seriously damaging conversion opportunities all the time. But…

1. Contraception is key to overcome poverty In the last 50 years, not a single country came out of poverty without granting access to contraception. Contraception allows women to decide if and when to have children. It’s a magic pill (pardon the pun) that gives women the time to study, work and become financially independent. In turn…

I had a very privileged lockdown in my flat in Southern France. But every night when I clapped for health professionals from my balcony, I couldn’t help but question my own contribution to society. I don’t mean to be melodramatic about it, but honestly, it wasn’t much. I always thought…