Recent work

• Chi-TEK Tea Party
  The V&A Digital Design Weekend / London Design Festival 2011

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  A curation of specially commissioned work, the Chi-TEK Tea Party (Computer-Human-Interaction) was a showcase and event hosted at The Victoria & Albert Museum beginning September 2011. Chi-TEK occured in London Design Festival 2011 and Digital Design Weekend, where the public was invited to interact with playful tea pots, created by women makers & technologists. I co-produced the project with the MzTEK team, developing the concept, writing a successful grant proposal, gaining sponsors, and designing & producing the outdoor event. Chi-TEK is supported by the National Lottery for Arts Council England, and produced by MzTEK, an arts project I co-founded in 2008.

  » The Chi-TEK Tea Party

  • Project development |
  • Marketing |
  • Event Design & Production |
  • Web development

• SHOWstudio.com
  Full website redevelopment

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  As Front-end Developer, I developed the front-end of a complex fashion web site, which includes an archive of fashion film and live streaming projects, a fashion week Collections site, blog, Shop commerce and Gallery exhibitions sections. I also helped spearhead the project, initiating a process that included user research, feature design, UX and wireframes, design review and production.

  » SHOWstudio.com

  • Production |
  • Research |
  • Front-end development

• In Camera: Lady Gaga
  Live-streamed interview

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  Graphic, web design, and front-end development of a live-streamed interview with Lady Gaga, for SHOWstudio.com. In Camera implemented a live running transcript of the interview, and a Q&A feature enabling viewers to submit questions to Lady Gaga, to hear her responses live.

  » In Camera: Lady Gaga

  • Web Design |
  • Development

• Mirror Mirror
  Website for award-winning interactive installation

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  I developed the front end of the project site for Mirror Mirror, an interactive installation by designer Ross Phillips, for SHOWstudio and TopShop. The web site provided a daily updated image gallery, capturing participants in the two-way TopShop mirror. Mirror Mirror was awarded the 2010 Design Week Award for Best Installation.

  » Mirror Mirror

  • Development