Multifaceted designer & frontend dev
Jason
Morris
I help businesses deliver results.
Combining business insight with software engineering and user centered design to create clear, engaging digital experiences. Working at the intersection of strategy, design, and development, translating complex ideas into intentional, intuitive user-centered solutions that drive measurable impact.
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Work Experience
- Lead end-to-end UX design for WorkHQ (launched 28 April 2026) data-rich enterprise automation platform serving a global user base, working within a cross-functional agile product team.
- Apply mixed-method research (usability testing, interviews, surveys, analytics) to identify friction points and validate design decisions at each sprint cycle, which led to 54% reduction of errors on follow-up outpatient waiting lists for one of our clients at NHS.
- Create and maintain high-fidelity interactive prototypes to communicate complex workflows to engineers and stakeholders, accelerating sign-off and reducing rework and dev debt (on average 3 + hours of a developers time saved each week).
- Define product success metrics in partnership with product managers, tracking KPIs via analytical tools to measure the impact of design iterations.
- Mentor teammates on UX principles, design thinking, and user-centred methodologies — elevating the team’s overall design literacy
- Working on AI Governance , usage and leveraging AI capabilities in the right channel.
- Delivered UX design consultancy for multiple client engagements across financial services and technology, rapidly immersing in complex domains to produce user-centred solutions, reducing maintenance costs by 30%.
- Conducted discovery research — stakeholder workshops, contextual enquiry and competitor analysis — to establish design direction before prototyping.
- Contributed to iterative sprint delivery, presenting design decisions with clear rationale tied to research evidence and business objectives.
About Me
Hi, I'm Jason Morris, openness and curiosity are the two traits that have shaped me most as a designer. I actively seek feedback — not as a formality, but as the sharpest tool for growth available to any creative. That same curiosity extends well beyond screens: I'm fascinated by how things work across the board, from electrical and mechanical systems to digital products, because understanding systems at large makes me a sharper designer.
What captivates me most is human behaviour — the quirks, patterns, and idiosyncrasies that behavioural design tries to decode. That wonder is what keeps my approach to problem-solving fresh, unconventional, and always human-centred.
