DAN EVERTON UX/UI & Motion Graphics Designer

Designing Human First
Experiences

I'm focused on transforming complex challenges into intuitive, accessible digital experiences that improve usability, engagement and measurable business outcomes.

01
Discover
Explore the problem

User research, stakeholder communication and analytics.

02
Define
Focus the problem

Synthesise insights, frame opportunities and prioritise.

03
Develop
Explore solutions

Prototype, test and iterate.

04
Deliver
Refine & ship

Developer handoff and measure effectiveness.

Designer, researcher, problem solver.

Extensive experience creating intuitive digital experiences that balance user needs with business goals.

User Research

Interviews, usability tests, surveys and insight synthesis into clear design direction.

User testing UserZoom Maze
Data & Analytics

Marrying qualitative research with quantitative data for evidence-based, defensible design decisions.

Contentsquare GA4 Hotjar Medallia
Interaction Design

Lo-fi sketches through to pixel-perfect, testable high-fidelity prototypes ready for developer handoff.

Figma FigJam Sketch
Accessibility

WCAG 2.2 expertise, screen reader testing and inclusive design patterns built into every project.

axe Keyboard Semantic HTML ARIA
Collaboration

Partnering with engineering, product and stakeholders to ship work that solves the problem and is technically feasible.

Handoff Critique Workshops
Design Systems

Token architecture, component libraries and cross-team governance that scales with the product.

Components UI patterns Figma Libraries
Web Design

End-to-end web design and front-end implementation with a focus on performance and accessibility.

Responsive HTML CSS JavaScript
Motion Graphics

Bringing visual concepts to life through animation and creative storytelling.

After Effects Transitions Compositing
AI

Applying AI tools and automation to improve design workflows, accelerate ideation and create more personalised digital experiences.

Figma Make ChatGPT Claude Midjourney Vibe Coding