I love travelling the world, but right now I’m based in Dublin, Ireland.
By the way, you’re — from my desk. The distance could be long or short, but for great projects, it doesn’t exist.
Running and swimming keep me sane and reset my brain — and my wife is right there for most of it. The full story is just below.
I look for inspiration in art. Sometimes I just pick up the brushes and start my therapy — painting bad paintings and giving them to my loved ones, even when they resist.
Three open goals keep me moving — or at least keep me tired: run all six World Marathon Majors, break three hours (the clock disagrees, so far), and swim the Strait of Gibraltar before common sense talks me out of it. Pick an event — see the time and the finish-line photo where I look anything but happy.
The red line is sub-3:00:00. London — my best — sits 4 min 14 sec short of it.
14.5 km across Lake Orta, Italy in 04:16:40 — my longest swim yet. Gibraltar is 7.5 km further.
Alongside design, I volunteer and raise funds for causes close to me. My fundraising page is open right now — and you can also support Ukraine directly through UNITED24. Because a personal best feels better when the run does some good, too.
I work on UX/UI design, websites, landing pages, digital interfaces, brand identity, visual communication, and service-related design problems. I’m especially interested in projects where design has to connect user needs, business goals, and a clear visual system.
Yes. I can help with the structure, user flow, wireframes, visual design, responsive layouts, interactive prototype, and handoff for development. If needed, I can also help prepare the content structure and visual direction before the design stage.
I can work with both. My background includes brand systems, visual identity, logo, marketing design, and customer experience. This helps me keep interfaces visually consistent and connected to the brand, rather than treating each screen as a separate design piece.
Yes. I can review the current structure, user journey, visual hierarchy, navigation, content, and interface consistency. After that, I can suggest practical improvements or redesign the key screens and flows.
Depending on the project, deliverables may include user flows, wireframes, responsive interface designs, interactive prototypes, UI components, visual identity elements, presentation materials, and design documentation for developers.
Yes. I can take a website from idea and structure to design, front-end implementation, and launch. The exact approach depends on the project. For some sites I handle the design and build myself; if it needs advanced development, custom integrations, or specific technical expertise, I collaborate with specialised developers and keep the design direction consistent.
Share the idea, goals, and current stage — and I’ll suggest the most suitable way to move forward.
Yes. I’m based in Dublin, Ireland, and I can work remotely with clients and teams in different locations. Communication can be organised through email, video calls, shared documents, and project-management tools.
The easiest way is to send a short message through the Let’s Talk form — tell me what you’re working on and what stage it’s at. I’ll then ask you to fill in a short brief, and from there suggest the best next step: a short call, an estimate, or a clear plan.
Yes. I’m open to product companies, agencies, and in-house teams. I’m based in Dublin and can work remotely, hybrid, or on-site depending on the position.