Watch closely.
Then make it
legible.

UX Research. UX Design. Product Development.

Master of Digital Media, TMU · PG Certificate in UX Design, Humber

01 — What I do

One practice, four job titles.

I run research to find out what is actually going wrong, design the thing that fixes it, build enough of it to know whether the fix holds — and on weekends I do the same job with a camera, looking for the frame that explains a place without a caption. It has been one practice the whole time: pay close attention, then build something clear out of what was noticed.

Most of what follows is research-led product work: a usability audit of an AI asset platform, a speculative automotive interface, a festival app, a retail funnel that was leaking without anyone noticing. The rest is film and photography, and the studio it turned into.

Research: Interviews, screeners, think-aloud sessions, heuristic evaluation, competitive teardowns, survey design, A/B plans.
Design: Flows, wireframes, high-fidelity prototypes, and design systems that a next feature can be built from without breaking.
Product: Scoping, prioritising by observed frequency rather than opinion, and defining what “it worked” will mean before shipping.
Camera: Documentary and automotive shooting, real estate and milestone work, edit and colour. CNRY Studio is where that lives.