Hello, I’m benjamin.
I design for the web.
Based in Oxfordshire, I craft responsive websites / web apps for both agencies and clients across the United Kingdom.
faqs
previously worked with
about me
With over fifteen years experience, I routinely provide ad hoc resource to design / project teams, with a specific focus on the creation of high-quality, systematised and responsive user interfaces.
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services
Things I do, day-to-day.
Depending on the nature of the project I am working on, these are the services I typically provide.
UI Design
prototyping
style guides
wireframing
design systems
Reviews
faqs
How I work.
Quick answers to the most common questions I face from prospective clients.
what is your design process?
Prior to commencing any project work, I always familiarise myself with the brief, the client in question and all relevant research gathered up to that point. These aspects inform my approach to the work, as do the wider project team with their considerations of scope, timelines and budget.
With the groundwork and expectations set, the nature of my design process from there onwards is to inform every decision on the basis of known quantities, whether they be relative (e.g. commercial objectives, pain points and personas) or objective (e.g. design principles, usability conventions and accessibility compliance).
what is your ui / ux ratio?
80:20, weighted towards UI.
It’s that way around because the craft of user interface design is the part of my job I enjoy most! That being said, I am no less reliant than any other designer upon the foundational work that precedes it. Where UX output is concerned, I am well versed in the tasks that dovetail with the UI phase, including prescribing information architecture, content priority orders and user flows.
what software do you use?
Figma, almost exclusively. I have recently embraced Figma Sites, which I’ve used to create this website. I also use FigJam for tasks like sitemaps, user flows and moodboards. As for project tools, I’ve used a variety in recent years including JIRA, Confluence and Trello.
With regards to AI adoption, I am slowly introducing it into my Figma workflow but only for low level, non-creative tasks (e.g. spinning up a variable collection).
Do you use a PC, or mac?
I use both but for work, it’s a Mac.
do you work on-site, hybrid or remote?
Fully remote, though I do make occasional on-site visits if required.
connect
Let’s work together.
If you’d like to have a conversation about a particular role or project, do feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn.
connect on linkedin
connect
Hello, I’m benjamin.
I design for the web.
Based in Oxfordshire, I craft responsive websites / web apps for both agencies and clients across the United Kingdom.
faqs
previously worked with
about me
With over fifteen years experience, I routinely provide ad hoc resource to design / project teams, with a specific focus on the creation of high-quality, systematised and responsive user interfaces.
view services
services
Things I do, day-to-day.
Depending on the nature of the project I am working on, these are the services I typically provide.
UI Design
design systems
wireframing
style guides
prototyping
reviews
faqs
How I work.
Quick answers to the most common questions I face from prospective clients.
what is your design process?
Prior to commencing any project work, I always familiarise myself with the brief, the client in question and all relevant research gathered up to that point. These aspects inform my approach to the work, as do the wider project team with their considerations of scope, timelines and budget.
With the groundwork and expectations set, the nature of my design process from there onwards is to inform every decision on the basis of known quantities, whether they be relative (e.g. commercial objectives, pain points and personas) or objective (e.g. design principles, usability conventions and accessibility compliance).
what is your ui / ux ratio?
80:20, weighted towards UI.
It’s that way around because the craft of user interface design is the part of my job I enjoy most! That being said, I am no less reliant than any other designer upon the foundational work that precedes it. Where UX output is concerned, I am well versed in the tasks that dovetail with the UI phase, including prescribing information architecture, content priority orders and user flows.
what software do you use?
Figma, almost exclusively. I have recently embraced Figma Sites, which I’ve used to create this website. I also use FigJam for tasks like sitemaps, user flows and moodboards. As for project tools, I’ve used a variety in recent years including JIRA, Confluence and Trello.
With regards to AI adoption, I am slowly introducing it into my Figma workflow but only for low level, non-creative tasks (e.g. spinning up a variable collection).
Do you use a PC, or mac?
I use both but for work, it’s a Mac.
do you work on-site, hybrid or remote?
I’ve been fully remote for several years, although I do make occasional on-site visits if required.
connect
Let’s work together.
If you’d like to have a conversation about a particular role or project, do feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn.
connect on linkedin
connect
Hello, I’m benjamin.
I design for the web.
Based in Oxfordshire, I craft responsive websites / web apps for both agencies and clients across the United Kingdom.
faqs
previously worked with
about me
With over fifteen years experience, I routinely provide ad hoc resource to design / project teams, with a specific focus on the creation of high-quality, systematised and responsive user interfaces.
view services
services
Things I do, day-to-day.
Depending on the nature of the project I am working on, these are the services I typically provide.
ui design
design systems
wireframing
style guides
prototyping
reviews
what is your design process?
Prior to commencing any project work, I always familiarise myself with the brief, the client in question and all relevant research gathered up to that point. These aspects inform my approach to the work, as do the wider project team with their considerations of scope, timelines and budget.
With the groundwork and expectations set, the nature of my design process from there onwards is to inform every decision on the basis of known quantities, whether they be relative (e.g. commercial objectives, pain points and personas) or objective (e.g. design principles, usability conventions and accessibility compliance).
what is your ui / ux ratio?
80:20, weighted towards UI.
It’s that way around because the craft of user interface design is the part of my job I enjoy most! That being said, I am no less reliant than any other designer upon the foundational work that precedes it. Where UX output is concerned, I am well versed in the tasks that dovetail with the UI phase, including prescribing information architecture, content priority orders and user flows.
what software do you use?
Figma, almost exclusively. I have recently embraced Figma Sites, which I’ve used to create this website. I also use FigJam for tasks like sitemaps, user flows and moodboards. As for project tools, I’ve used a variety in recent years including JIRA, Confluence and Trello.
With regards to AI adoption, I am slowly introducing it into my Figma workflow but only for low level, non-creative tasks (e.g. spinning up a variable collection).
Do you use a PC, or mac?
I use both but for work, it’s a Mac.
do you work on-site, hybrid or remote?
I’ve been fully remote for several years, although I do make occasional on-site visits if required.
faqs
How I work.
Quick answers to the most common questions I face from prospective clients.
connect
Let’s work together.
If you’d like to have a conversation about a particular role or project, do feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn.
connect on linkedin
