As part of a design task for Revolut, I designed a UI concept for a fitness app that helps users balance recovery, activity, nutrition, and progress tracking. The app offers an intuitive dashboard for monitoring workouts and rest, personalised nutrition insights, and detailed reports to support long-term health and performance goals.
Coordinated between Born in Bradford, the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and the University of Leeds, strengthening cross-organisational collaboration and ensuring projects met the needs of both community users and academic partnersDesigned and developed an interactive website for the Code Place coding clubs initiative, implementing digital best practices to enhance accessibility and promote engagement for underprivileged children, with a focus on health-conscious and user-friendly features
During my Internship as a UX designer, I collaborated closely with two senior lecturers to design an adaptive workspace website, integrating diverse resources for undergraduate students, which fostered a supportive learning environment and significantly improved student engagement.
I conducted in-depth research on student needs and the psychology of the design process, meticulously curated tailored resources that enhanced student’s usability and effectively supported their learning experience.
In my second year, I conducted in-depth user research to identify and address issues within the university’s online services. I focused on improving the accessibility and visibility of the disability support pages, redesigning the interface to create a clearer, more inclusive user experience that better met students’ needs.
Using tools like service blueprints and socio-technical analysis, I developed solutions focused on inclusivity, readability, and ease of use for students with disabilities or specific learning difficulties.
