What I build
Software that a business runs on, rather than software a business buys. Most of the work below is one of three shapes: a public website with a publishing system the client’s own team keeps running, a member or customer area sitting on top of the systems that already hold the data, or the plumbing that keeps those systems agreeing with each other.
The design and the build are the same engagement. Where an identity was part of the brief it carried through into the screens people use, and where an interface was the brief it was built against the data underneath it.
What I build it on
The list follows the work, not the other way around. Several of the engagements below ran on the tools the business already had, because replacing them was not the job.
Bryte Labs
2026–
Merchgirls’ catalogue connects the online store, quoting and accounting. Ongoing development keeps the team’s familiar working database at the centre, while the systems around it serve different jobs. The aim is to extend what the business can do without making staff maintain the same product details in several places.
Public website imagery, showing the product range and client applications.
Ongoing work for Knobby centres on a portal where subscribers manage their subscription and explore their collection. The roadmap builds on that experience with planned rewards and NFC features, giving members more reasons to take part. Subscription management remains the foundation as the playful layer grows.
Preview the next drop, scratch to reveal, then explore the collection.
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Supernormal Systems
2024–2026
ConnectWise brought WisePay and WiseSync together under Autopaid. The work joined naming and brand design to a product interface and reusable design system, so the identity could hold together across the screens people use. Components and patterns gave the teams carrying implementation a shared basis to build from.
Delivered brand and interface design mockups.
Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.
Novatti wanted fresh visual energy with the credibility of an established, ASX-listed company. The brand refresh made guidance its central story: maps, paths and GPS motifs turned complex payments into a journey businesses could navigate. That narrative carried from the visual identity into the new website.
A scroll through the Novatti website.
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Brand gallery: delivered signage, print and social-template mockups.
Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.
The merger needed a website that could introduce the combined business and still serve existing customers. The website plan mapped product, pricing and editorial pages alongside regional policies and legacy terms, so visitors could find the combined offer and the information behind existing services.
Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.
Bennelong’s applicants needed to judge whether a grant was right for them. Dedicated program pages put eligibility, funding criteria and how to apply together, with clear paths for Australia and the UK. The website’s structure followed the questions people need answered before starting an application.
Public website captures.
Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.
For Alex Makes Meals, the website needed to turn willingness to help into a clear next step. The rebuild prioritised donation and volunteer journeys on mobile, consolidating the page structure around those actions. People arriving to give money or time could find the route that matched their intention.
Archived homepage and public website captures.
Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.
Independent
2021–2024
Payble offers flexible bill payments to councils and utilities. The engagement brought together brand identity, product design and a website to introduce the business and its service.
Disco Labs created Submarine for subscription commerce on Shopify. My contribution was the website: strategy and web development for the team bringing the product to merchants.