While working at Easy Agile as part of an Inception Week project (a company wide time block given to staff to work on passion projects) our team worked hard on our submission to Atlassian Codegeist 2021.

Atlassian Codegeist is a competition ran by Atlassian to see what designers and developers around the world can dream and build with Forge.

‍So what did we create? The team and I designed and built Easy Agile Jira Hero - an application designed to help new and existing teams in Jira celebrate wins, reward milestones and work together around a shared leaderboard. This app makes getting started in Jira a seamless and fun experience. Gamify-ing Jira onboarding makes getting to know your team a little bit easier.

While we where all getting used to living in a world with Covid-19, we thought working on ways to bring remote teams together and have a bit of fun was a worthy investment of time for our contest submission.

I designed the whole app to have a very distinct retro feel, I also wanted the app to 'feel' like part of the Easy Agile family. I learned a lot in a very short time with this project and had a blast doing it.

Check out the competition submission here we won 3rd place!

I worked on a feature enhancement for Easy Agile Programs to improve user experience by resolving scheduling conflicts between features and stories. Customers needed a visual solution to sync features with team-level issues.

We created a simple, intuitive interface that allowed users to extend feature timelines or move conflicting stories. Hearing how this feature improved user scheduling and planning was incredibly rewarding.

During my time at an agency with Coca-Cola as a primary client, I was exposed to talented creative retouchers.

I was tasked with enhancing an existing concept for vending machine graphics, adding layers to achieve a frozen look and creating simple instructions for icing a Coca-Cola bottle. This project allowed me to build on my skills in creative retouching and vector illustration.

While freelancing at J. Walter Thompson in Sydney, I worked closely with an Art Director to produce key graphic concepts for a new KitKat flavour.

Based on a rough scamp, I created multiple visual concepts, combining creative retouching and vector illustration.

At Wellcom, I led the design of the Telstra Christmas Gift Guide, from concept to final production. I was responsible for design, layout, retouching, and managing client feedback, ensuring brand guidelines were followed throughout the catalog. This project won an award at the Real Media Awards for best Telecommunication catalogue in 2018.

Each of these projects showcases my diverse skill set and my ability to adapt to different challenges. Working with talented teams and learning new methodologies has been a constant source of inspiration and growth.