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A selection of recent projects. We only show work we have permission to share.

Illustration: three generations of a family look at a tablet together at a kitchen table App screen: fictional people and data
ProductiOS appNHS and social careGo to marketTraining

Coming Home: Family Care

Our own iPhone app for UK families looking after someone at home, from idea to App Store submission.

Real project work: Dignity Access website design, launch planned
Dignity Access website home page design (launch planned)
BrandMarketingWebsite

Dignity Access brand and digital programme

A company brand, everyday materials, literature and a new website for Dignity Access Limited.

Real Cura+ Admin screen: client details hidden
Cura+ Admin
Cura+ Admin dashboard, figures and client details hidden
WorkflowWeb app

Cura+ Admin platform

Workflow improvements and staff training for an operations platform that runs enquiries, surveys, quotes and installations.

Client concept project: mock ups with fictional data
Eventkeel Planner admin event dashboard design with fictional data
BrandWebsiteiOS appProduct roadmap

Eventkeel: studio website, planner admin and client app

Brand, website, admin and app design, plus a product roadmap, for an independent UK wedding and events planner. Concept and mock up stage.

Illustration: a care worker reads a book with an older man on his sofa
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