Meet Aaron.
I started out in graphic design, working freelance for over four years across branding, album artwork, merchandise and promotional campaigns, mainly within the music industry.
I joined Brace four years ago as a designer, working across branding, websites, print, POS and motion design. Over time, my role has moved towards UX and website design and development, with a particular focus on e-commerce, CRO and user experience.
I currently work at Brace as a UX designer, building websites that are easy to use and support the goals of the business.
Specialist Areas
- User Experience Design
- User Interface Design
- Website Design & Development
- Graphic Design
- Branding & Visual Identity
- Ecommerce Website Design
- Motion Design & Animation
- Creative Problem Solving
- User Journey Planning
Qualifications & Certifications
- BA (Hons) Graphic Communication
What Aaron has been doing.
Recent client work Aaron has been part of.
Allstone Group
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Speedy Skips organic revenue
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Speedy Skips Google Ads value
Ashstep Surveys
Ashstep needed a website that would establish credibility quickly, communicate the breadth of its expertise and give property owners, investors and developers the confidence to get in touch. The site also needed to make an experienced surveyor easy to find, easy to understand and simple to instruct.
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Eleven Builders
Eleven Builders operates at the premium end of the residential construction market. Its clients are making significant investments in their homes, while referring architects need to know that the contractor they recommend will protect the quality of their design and the trust of their client. The website needed to meet those expectations. It had to reflect the quality of Eleven Builders' work, showcase completed projects properly and communicate the care behind every build. Most importantly, it needed to give both homeowners and architects the confidence to begin a conversation.
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ElecMech
ElecMech had a substantial body of work across multiple sectors and some of the UK's best-known sites. Its experience included projects connected to Battersea Power Station, Waitrose and Sky TV, but the scale and variety of that work needed to be organised into a clear digital story. The website had to explain ElecMech's fully integrated approach, demonstrate its experience across specialist sectors and make a complex service offering easier to understand. It also needed to give prospective clients confidence that ElecMech had the experience, people and technical capability to deliver larger and more demanding projects.
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