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Exploratory design

Design practice, outside of client work.

A handful of self-directed explorations across e-commerce, streaming, travel, and ticketing, used to try out product spaces and interaction patterns that don't come up in client briefs.

01 - Website

SneakersHub

A sneaker e-commerce storefront concept, exploring a bold product-hero layout and a dark-to-colour gradient theme per product page.

SneakersHub website hero, Nike Air Jordan product page

02 - Mobile app

SneakersHub, mobile

The same sneaker storefront as a mobile app, carrying the browse-to-checkout flow from home feed through to product detail.

SneakersHub app home feed with trending sneakers
SneakersHub app Air Jordan 1 product detail screen
SneakersHub app Nike Air Force 1 product detail screen

03 - Mobile app

On The Go

A travel and hotel-booking app concept, from destination search through to room detail and booking.

On The Go app home screen with hotel search
On The Go app hotel detail screen
On The Go app room selection screen

04 - Mobile app

Toy store

A dark-mode collectibles storefront for Funko Pop figures, from browse through to product detail and cart.

Toy store app home feed with Funko Pop collections
Toy store app Buttercup Funko Pop detail screen
Toy store app cart screen

05 - Mobile app

ReadMe

An e-book reader and store concept, balancing an on-going reading list against on-sale and recommended titles.

ReadMe app My Book library screen
ReadMe app On-Sale collection screen
ReadMe app Harry Potter book detail screen

06 - Website

Weebo

An anime-streaming site concept, built around a full-bleed featured-title hero and a magazine-style seasonal picks rail.

Weebo anime streaming website hero, Chainsaw Man featured title

07 - Mobile app

Event For You

An event-discovery and ticketing app, from a categorised event feed through to a scannable digital ticket.

Event For You app home feed with upcoming events
Event For You app Joji concert detail screen
Event For You app digital ticket with QR code

Open to freelance and full-time roles.

If any of these directions are useful for a brief you're working on, I'd be glad to talk it through.

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