The Friends of the Sydney Cancer Survivorship Centre website has a friendly, fun  and fresh tone, yet sensible. All the pages have a large amount of white space, which makes it look  clean and easy to read, as well as having a calming effect on the reader. I added a white and yellow gradient behind each page, making it look fresh and uplifting, while not distracting from the content. The white and yellow gradient is a slight nod to the Cancer Council's colour scheme.

I worked closely with the organisation to craft the perfect colours that reflect their vision of hope and trust.

I recently designed a mock website for Vanilla & Blossom Floral, an events florist specialising in weddings. The goal was to create a digital presence that mirrors their sophisticated and organic approach to floral design.

The website features a sleek, modern aesthetic with dark overlays on images and a transparent header, providing a chic experience. I strategically used whitespace to enhance the site's opulent and elegant feel. The colour palette, a blend of white, light grey, light pink, and deep greens, was chosen to display the sophisticated, yet organic feel of the business.

I'm thrilled with the final result, a perfect balance of elegance and nature.

For the band Palpitations, I crafted a web brand that reflects their music; it is colourful and experimental, making extensive use of funky patterns. There are some subtle effects like glow and drop shadows applied in headings, as we wanted to make the text vibrant.

The design strikes a balance between visually engaging and highly functional. My approach was to create a site with a clear flow, ensuring visitors can easily navigate through the content.
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I had lots of fun creating bouncy page interactions. There are lots of moving parts on the site that help it feel more dynamic, playful and immersive. The Palpitations website is a testament to complex design and interactions done well.