A fictional challenger bank designed to make saving feel personal and approachable. Starting from the three brand values of clear, playful, trustworthy I developed a full visual identity and translated it into a complete product experience: a responsive banking UI across desktop, mobile, and tablet that demonstrates how brand thinking and product design work together end-to-end.
A full ecommerce website redesign, approached the way a product designer would; starting with user research and ending with developer-ready designs. Using Hotjar heatmaps, click maps, and user survey data to identify friction points, I redesigned every major surface of the Dobell site from wireframe through to high fidelity, validating key decisions with A/B testing along the way. This was achieved with no dedicated front-end developer, a legacy Magento codebase, and minimal budget (sourcing external front-end support for just £200 to facilitate the full redesign through to code).
I built Dobell's automated email funnel from scratch; mapping the complete customer lifecycle, designing the full template system, and writing every touchpoint from Welcome through to Winback and Sunset. Before this project, no cohesive customer journey existed except for basic delivery emails. I created a consistent brand narrative across the full customer journey and a measurable conversion channel outside of weekly marketing emails. Technical implementation and Bloomreach setup was led by the marketing team, with whom I collaborated closely throughout.
Pop-Up redesign:
Alongside this, I redesigned the email sign-up pop-up, treating subscriber growth as a UX and brand challenge rather than just a conversion mechanic. The Re-Design increased visitor-to-subscriber conversion from 0.55% to 2.61% — a 369% increase in sign-ups (629 to 2,951 per month) from the same volume of traffic.
Good product design isn't just about individual screens, it's about what a user feels as they move through an entire experience. This project demonstrates how I applied systems-level thinking across every surface of the Dobell digital product, right down to deciding new product names with the merchansider and product packaging, ensuring visual and tonal consistency from first click to physical delivery. In a small in-house team, I owned this end-to-end.