A curated list of some of the products I have designed and built.
EndNote has existed for most of its 34 year life as an installed application. We recently built a modern browser based version of the EndNote reference manager which has allowed scientists and researches to work from anywhere with an internet connection without having to install the application.
As the lead UX designer for EndNote reference manager, I was part of the team that built the 20th version of EndNote, a piece of software with a 34 year history and a very loyal user base. It was well recieved!
I was part of a team that built a browser plugin for retrieving academic journal pdfs from publisher websites. Originally named Kopernio, it has since been subsumed into EndNote and renamed to 'EndNote Click'.
An open source lightweight responsive flexbox grid with cross browser support, an inline-block fallback and no polyfills
Frustrated at the poor presentation of guitar chord sheets on the internet, I designed and built my own.
A combination of a traditional e-commerce storefront and a subscription service in one website. I designed and built the styleguide and was the lead front end developer for the company for many years. Glad to see they are still doing well!
I was part of the team that built an early version of Amazon Prime's video video player. My own work was focussed on closed captions. Read more about my involvement.
A tech demo of a fancy typing interface I designed and created.
A one page resume site template. Highly customisable via LESS variables.
Portfolio site for a professional illustrator
I was part of a team that built a JavaScript video streaming app framework for iOS and smart TVs. The apps no longer exist unfortunately, the company having been bought and subsumed into Amazon Prime video