A native iPhone application that lets users explore content from nz on screen and the nz film commission. The design focuses on content and with a custom interface ensures a great experience.
A touch screen interface design that allows user to browse through curated sets of video, audio and images. Targeted at a wide visiting audience it was important for interactions to be easily understood.
Refreshing and repositioning of the ministry's online identity. Readability, credibility and access to information was my focus when approaching the redesign.
Designed for research use within the library. The design was optimised for a set screen size allowing full use of the screen width. Users are able to see all content upfront and easily navigate the expanse of records.
Created for the Mix and Mash Competition. Using data sourced from Statistics New Zealand, this infographic reveals how New Zealanders spend their money. Swift, punchy, and informative. The use of a minimal palette and stylised silhouettes keeps the facts at the forefront.
For the international book fair where New Zealand was the guest of honour. Subtle texture and a serif typeface create a strong link to printed books. Large open letter forms and image treatments convey warmth and friendliness. The landscape and the long white cloud detail connect visually to New Zealand.
Designed to streamline their online catalogues, users now have access to over 25 million records in one place. The use of a minimalist colour palette brings content to the forefront. Subtle texture and fine line details help convey a sense of attention to detail. A bold rich red line carries across the brands colour.
Designed for the 2011 elections where New Zealand voted to keep MMP. Visitors are compelled to sign on and show their support. The site was designed to be very modular, allowing sections to be moved around as the changing content would require it.
Created to promote a new product at its trade show release, the promo clearly and quickly convey features and information. A minimal approach to colour allows the product to be the focus.
