Knowing what to build is the hard part now.
That is the part I do.

Then I build it to spec and make it look damn good.

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The call comes first. The scoping week has a fixed fee, and half of it comes off the retainer the build runs in. The scope is yours either way.

What this looks like

Companies I’ve built for

Payble me&u* Amber ConnectWise* Disco Labs Novatti* International Intrigue Bennelong Foundation* Merchgirls Alex Makes Meals* Knobby

*Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems

A scoping week,
then the build.

The week is five days going through your systems and how the work actually runs. You come out of it with a scope you own and the build sized in days, at the monthly pace you choose.

The build runs as the opening work of a monthly retainer. I scope it and I build it, so the person who wrote the plan is the person who writes the code.

You are needed on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Two people from your team are needed for an interview and the Friday walkthrough.

Knobby

A member portal with a collection to explore.

Knobby’s portal brings subscription management and collectible card scanning into one member experience. Built from the client’s brief and interface designs, it keeps each subscriber’s next action relevant to their delivery: preview the upcoming design or manage their subscription. The portal and initial collection experience are live, with deeper rewards and NFC features planned next.

Knobby member dashboard with subscriptions and the next drop, using demo data.
The next drop, at a glance
Knobby drop preview with the scratch-to-reveal surface still covered.
A first look, under wraps
The upcoming Knobby design revealed after scratching away its cover.
Scratch to reveal the next design
The implemented Knobby collection showing five of 44 cards collected in the demo.
A collection beyond the delivery
Sugar Coma rare card detail in the working Knobby demo.
A closer look at a rare card

Preview the next drop, scratch to reveal, then explore the collection.

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Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.

Merchgirls

A catalogue that grows around familiar tools.

Merchgirls’ product catalogue supports the online store and the work behind each merchandise order. The team kept its familiar editing workspace, while a separate database served the storefront. Preserving established product references gave the catalogue room to develop without asking the business to renumber its products. Ongoing development builds on that foundation.

Merchgirls homepage with an oversized seasonal headline over a branded gift set.
A seasonal introduction to the range
Merchgirls product display with bags, bottles, notebooks, caps and branded accessories.
The breadth of the product range
Merchgirls client-work page showing merchandise for Monday and The Social Summit.
Merchandise in context

Public website imagery, showing the product range and client applications.

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Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.

ConnectWise

An identity carried from brand to interface.

Autopaid brought ConnectWise’s payments offering into a connected brand and product experience. Naming, identity and website design developed alongside the interface, so the visual language continued into the screens people use. A reusable design system gave the teams implementing the work a shared reference for components and patterns.

Autopaid wordmark and symbol in a delivered brand application mockup.
The Autopaid identity
Autopaid dashboard design with purple payment charts, activity and account summaries.
The merchant dashboard
Autopaid payer overview design carrying the identity into account details and payment history.
A shared language for payer accounts
Autopaid invoice payment design with the amount due and payment method selection.
From an invoice to a payment

Delivered brand and interface design mockups.

Absolutely amazing approach to service delivery. Like nothing that I have ever experienced, beyond what was expected in both professionalism and outcome.

VP & General Manager, Payments

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Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.

Novatti

A brighter direction through payments.

Novatti’s brand refresh brought fresh visual energy to an established, ASX-listed payments company. Guidance became the central idea: GPS and map motifs, with a yellow path leading through information to the main message. Solid neutral foundations balanced the brighter accent, and the narrative carried through the identity, storytelling guides and new website.

Novatti signage design with a bright yellow path and the message Find your way through payments.
Finding a way through payments
Delivered Novatti business-card mockup carrying the wayfinding identity.
The identity, in hand
Novatti social-template design mockups, with original placeholder copy.
A visual language for social templates

A scroll through the Novatti website.

Brand gallery: delivered signage, print and social-template mockups.

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Delivered as Solutions Architect at Supernormal Systems.

If some version of that sounds familiar, we can talk through what you need built and what is getting in the way. Book a call.