Case studies

  1. Creating a culture of accessibility

    Posted 21st July 2025

    How I helped Sage build a culture of shared accessibility ownership, responsibility, and support across the organisation.

  2. Scaling accessibility awareness at Sage: five years of GAAD

    Posted 19th June 2025

    How I used Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) to grow Sage’s accessibility community and strengthen leadership engagement.

  3. Making a website accessible

    Posted 2nd December 2024

    Through my long-term partnership with Gusto Research, I collaborated with a creative designer to refresh their brand and rebuild an accessible website that showcases their expertise.

  4. Building a community in North East England and beyond

    Posted 1st November 2021

    In 2015 I co-founded Frontend NE, a meet-up for frontend developers in the North East of England, welcoming over 3,000 attendees over five years.

  5. Making a Government service accessible

    Posted 8th June 2020

    I worked on a Government service for nearly two and a half years, spending much of that time ensuring it was accessible. Here’s how it happened.

  6. Efficient, simple and usable GOV.UK dashboard pages

    Posted 8th April 2020

    In the service I’ve worked on for the last two years, a lot of improvements have been made. One huge win was the dashboard page.

  7. A minimal task list pattern for GOV.UK

    Posted 28th November 2019

    One job I’m particularly proud of is the improved GOV.UK task list pattern. My stripped-back design is now part of HMRC’s Design Patterns library.

  8. Designing a cohesive suite of applications

    Posted 1st June 2018

    When I redesigned EvaluAgent’s suite of apps consistency of the UI was key, but there had to be a way of discerning one app from another at a glance.