Still working out what AI means for design. You probably are too.
Who are you?
Principal · AI Experience Design
I'm a design leader with 15+ years working at the intersection of product, strategy, and craft. Right now I'm focused on the places where human judgment and AI capability have to share space — and what that means for organisations building there. I've done this across mining, fintech, and consumer sectors. The work is about trust as much as it is about design.
We're all still working this out. If you need a design leader who's curious, adaptive, and wants to help shape what AI design actually looks like — I'd love to connect.
Get in touch →Fractional · Design Leadership
I work with organisations that need senior design leadership without the overhead of a full-time hire. Whether that's building a design system, taking a product from 0→1, or embedding into a team that needs someone who can hold both the design vision and the delivery.
If you're building something in the AI space and want a designer who's in it with you — let's have a conversation.
Let's talk →Curiosity · Philosophy · Practice
New interaction paradigms are emerging. Where human judgment belongs, what trust between people and
AI systems looks like, how we design for genuine collaboration rather than replacement —
these are design questions at their core. I find that genuinely exciting.
Not because I have the answers, but because the questions are the most interesting ones
I've encountered in my career.
I think out loud through Designing for Humans in the Loop — a podcast
about how AI and human judgment share space in real products. And through
The Gap Is The Opportunity on Substack, where I write about what the
design discipline needs to become in response to all of this.
I'm part of the GenAI Labs cohort. I build with the tools — Claude Code, Cursor, Figma Make —
not to shortcut the thinking, but to understand what's possible and where the human still has to hold the line.
The thinking is more interesting in conversation. If you're exploring the same territory — from any direction — I'd love to connect.
I'd love to connect →