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Hi I’m Sean

I Web and UX Designer with a passion for creating thoughtful, user-centred digital experiences. My background in graphic design has helped me develop a strong eye for visual layout, branding, and clear communication, which I bring into every interface I design.

I enjoy solving problems through research, wireframing, prototyping, and usability testing, with a focus on accessibility and meaningful interaction. I’m continually exploring new design tools, improving my process, and staying curious about how users think and behave.

Outside Of Design

I’m a huge sports fan and love the energy, competitiveness, and community that come with it. I’m also a Christian, and my faith shapes the way I approach work, collaboration, and the people around me.

My Approach To Design

Process

I like to start by learning what users actually need and where their pain points are. From there, I sketch, wireframe, and prototype ideas, using feedback to shape experiences that not only feel natural to use but also support business goals and help improve KPIs. Once things flow nicely, I bring in clean, simple visuals that make everything easy to understand and accessible.

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    Real World Expeirnace

    Internship at The Free Methodist Church

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    Web and Ux Design Student

    Manchester Metropolitan University

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    Collaborative Experiance

    Projects with team made up of different disciplines