Here you will find a subset of my work related to user interface design. Even though user experience architecture is really what I love doing, my experience spans several related fields. Below is only a small subset of what I have achieved, since much of my work is protected by confidentiality agreements.
Portfolio
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Mama Lan brand and website were designed by me. This is a Supper Club a friend runs, and I created a brand for her complete with website, blog, gallery and business cards.
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Headed the design for Decision Management, at SPSS, an IBM Company. This web-based set of applications allows business users to configure the usage of predictive models within their company's business logic.
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The Anderson Food Hygiene website was completely redesigned. The focus was to give an overview of available services, add a contact form and consolidate course listings. Created course numbers, and a standard structure (description, duration, etc...)
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Work done as IT Projects Manager at 3Sixty. Web design, Brochures, Adverts, Banners, Newsletters, Illustrations, etc...
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Professional and visually attractive informational brochures, to be handed out to clients. (Various employers)
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A project for my Human-Computer Interaction class where I invented a motion-sensitive wand that cast offensive or defensive spells towards other wands via IrDa. This was back in 2002, well before anything resembling the Wii had surfaced.
I'm very passionate about what I do professionally, which is User eXperience Architecture (UXA). This is my favourite term, as it bases itself on a parallel between software and building construction. I am neither the Civil Engineer, nor the Interior Decorator. I am the Architect. Alternative titles are Interaction Designer, User Interface Designer/Engineer and Usability Professional. Many UXAs also work as Web Designers.
In my previous roles, UI design was only one of the many aspects of my job. I've designed websites, brochures, online adverts, print publication adverts, newsletters (both online and print), invitations, souvenir booklets, and many more things.
What excites me are new ideas and being able to choose the right information / functionality and present it the right way. My approach is, and has always been (even before I discovered this discipline) User-Centred.
You can get in touch using my Linked in profile where a summarised version of my experience can be found, but I'd much rather you 
read my CV or check out this infographic about my life and experience
Professional affiliations : I am a member of the IET (Institute of Engineering and Technology), the UPA (Usability Professional's Association), and BCS-HCI (British Computer Society's Human-Computer Interaction group). All of these organisations often hold educational lectures and networking events, thus encouraging the exchange of information and knowledge between like-minded professionals.
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