Previous web sites

HERO - Higher Education and Research Opportunities - was the official portal to higher education institutions in the UK from 2000-2009. I designed the site and a content management system (CMS) for HERO staff to update it, and managed the development of the site.

Now known as 4 Talent, Channel 4's Ideas Factory was a movement to encourage creativity in young people and provide work experience for those interested in a media career. I designed the first incarnation of the Channel 4 Ideas Factory web site.

Air Miles, the scheme to reward consumers with free flights around the world, needed a web site to invite companies to join the scheme. It's still going strong in a different guise, but I designed the first Air Miles corporate web site for them.

Crick Software is a small company that makes educational software. I redesigned their web site to improve its usability, accessibility and text, and gave it a more up-to-date, modern and professional look and feel. I also introduced e-commerce to the site so the company could sell their products online.

Learning Grids is a web site containing free teaching materials for schools. This is a database-driven web site, and after redesigning the interface, structure and navigation, I updated the look of the web site to give it a more crisp, clean, modern look.

The Clicker Books web site was dedicated to selling children's books with accompanying on-screen, switch-accessible books - which I also made myself, using Adobe Flash. The web site had a parent-centred and child-friendly style.

The Planet Wobble web site was a place for young children to send messages to cartoon characters in their school's learn-to-read books. It was a very child-centred and child-friendly site.