Head of Product Design at ANZ in Sydney. Previously at ANZx and CommBank, and a senior UI designer at Apple on tvOS, the TV app, iTunes 11 and iBooks.
Designing products millions of people love.
Helped shape the interface, focus engine and motion language of tvOS, from launch through to the unified TV app. Touch-sensitive remote interactions, parallax cover art, channel-based navigation, and dozens of granted patents along the way.
Now Playing for the living room. Album artwork washes colour across the whole screen, paired with restrained type and a slim progress line, while the Siri Remote lets you control music by feel from across the room.
A ground-up redesign of the Mac's most-used app. Stripped away years of skeuomorphic chrome, unified the album grid, rethought Now Playing, and set a flatter, more restrained direction that rippled across Apple's apps.
Reading, library organisation and typography for iBooks on the Mac. A clean translation of a much-loved iOS app to macOS, where a sharp brief and a proven pattern let the work move fast.
ANZ's mobile-first reinvention of everyday banking. Two integrated accounts, round-ups, goals and a Coach that helps Australians build better money habits. Designed at ANZx from 2018; since October 2025 I've led product design at ANZ.
Helping Australians make better decisions with their money, first at Commonwealth Bank and now at ANZ. Small, deliberate interactions where everyday choices add up.
Every kind of job in the international list, all 427 of them, scored out of 100 for how much of the work stays with people as AI arrives. Built on the International Labour Organization's 2025 study, with the new roles AI is creating tracked on the other side of the ledger.
(opens in a new tab)An interactive orbital survey: 22 stops from Sol outward, planets moving in real orbital motion with scale compressed for the screen. Long-form scroll, synthesized surfaces, and a quiet nod to the Voyager era.
(opens in a new tab)An editorial travel guide to Manly: beaches, walks, food and ferries. Big type, cinematic imagery, a slow coastal pace.
(opens in a new tab)A small, focused tasks app. Soft gradients, generous whitespace, no clutter. Built for finishing, not collecting.
(opens in a new tab)An automated editor scans the web every day and publishes only the sites that excel in beauty, usability and accessibility.
(opens in a new tab)Smaller explorations and visual sketches live on Dribbble.
Sketchbook on Dribbble (opens in a new tab)Cupertino. From 2012 to 2016 I was a senior UI designer at Apple, on the latest Apple TV and tvOS, the TV app, the Remote app, Single Sign-on, iBooks for the Mac, iTunes 11 and app icons for iOS 7: work measured in millimetres of motion, frames of timing and careful typography. The patents added up along the way.
Before Apple, I was part of the ANZ innovation team that designed and built the multi-award-winning ANZ goMoney for Australia and New Zealand. The first native iOS banking app in Australia, with a 4-digit PIN and mobile-to-mobile payments.
Back home, I joined Commonwealth Bank as a senior product designer in 2017, then moved to ANZx in 2018 to help build ANZ Plus. Since October 2025 I've been Head of Product Design at ANZ, designing experiences that help Australians make better decisions with their money. The work isn't just shipping software; it's building the team and the craft that makes good software possible.
People first. Pixels close behind. My focus is the humans: hiring designers, growing leaders, and creating the conditions where small teams do their best work. The pixels still matter, a lot, but they're the by-product of a team that cares.
But it's never really about the team, or the pixels. It's about the customer. The person on the other side of the screen trying to pay a bill, save for a house, or make sense of their money on a Tuesday night. That's the whole point, and it's why, twenty years in, I still love design.
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Always happy to talk about design leadership, fintech, consumer software, or an interface worth building. I read every message.