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The web portfolio of Jamie Wallace, a UI/UX designer living in Manchester, currently working at BrightHR

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Hello...

I create pixel perfect websites, and I heart-icon What I Do.

I’m Jamie…

I help companies to conceptualize, design and bring to life goal-oriented user experiences.

I’d like to think of myself as your digital tool-belt. I’ve got the knowledge and more importantly, passion, for a broad range of technical disciplines.

I specialise in creating bespoke websites (usually built with Jekyll) at an affordable rate and on time for large corporations, start-ups, small businesses, and agencies.

I’m passionate about building websites and use modern tools to make code lean, fast and scalable.

Having worked for multiple agencies for over 13 years around Manchester I can offer web agency standards at an affordable cost.

Please message me if you have a website or project in mind.

Jamie Wallace

My Process

1. Research
1. Research

I explore the brand, analyze the competitive landscape and take a deep dive into analytics to better understand the overall challenge of the project.

2. Interviews
2. Interviews

I ask stakeholders and users questions that over the course of a conversation reveal their key motivations, behaviors, pain points and goals.

3. Synthesis
3. Synthesis

I analyze the insights from all my research to discover overall trends and actionable intelligence to identify and validate the problem to solve.

4. Planning
4. Planning

Based on the synthesis of my research and results, I diagram solutions, including global navigation, sitemaps and user flows, for various platforms.

5. Design
5. Design

With planning complete, I do quick sketches of the design, evolving it with each new iteration. I use Sketch and InVision to wireframe and prototype.

6. Testing
6. Testing

I test my designs with users. From studying their behaviors and what they tell me, I continue to improve the experience through the iterative process.

Don't just take my word for it...

Tools I Use

I really like to search for the right tools and use them to do or communicate what it’s needed. I believe that every task has it’s own tool to make it right, being it as simple as a pencil or complex as a programming framework. It’s our duty as problem solvers to find what fits best.

During my career, I’ve used lots of tools to prototype, code or conceptualize an idea.