Cole Crawley, UX and UI designer

Cole Crawley
UX and UI designer who builds what he designs.

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Manila --:--, Loughborough --:--

Work, four projects

Each one designed, tested and built by me.

Distill: a note with its summary, tags and flashcards above the writing

01 / Distill, MSc dissertation Rebuilt mid-project when the structure turned out to be wrong. 11 issues fixed, 98% lighter page, Lighthouse 85 to 92

BaconAI: a Kyoto trip split into days beside a numbered map

02 / BaconAI, Live product A trip page reshaped over three rounds of critique. Live and in use, three rounds of redesign

CodeMarker: code handed back on ruled paper with a grade in red pen

03 / CodeMarker, Self-directed Code feedback, marked like an exam paper. A grade you can read in a second

MMDriving: the home page of a driving instructor's website

04 / MMDriving, Client work, live A site that turns a nervous learner into a booked lesson. Real client, road signs, one page

Cole as a toddler, sitting on a woven chair — Turn the red knob to change channel.

Cole as a small child beside a swimming pool with his sister — Turn the red knob to change channel.

About

A 2000s kid from Manila, always out playing by 4pm.

I grew up in a condo in Mandaluyong: a white building with green lettering, birthdays by the pool on white plastic chairs. At my grandparents' place there was a sari-sari store on every corner, and my pocket money went on Choc Nut. The packets on this page come from there.

I'm a UX and UI designer who builds what he designs. Over an MSc and four projects, three of them live, I've taken products from first idea to launch, most recently finding and fixing 11 usability issues in a study app.

More about me

Degree: MSc Computer Science, Distinction. BSc Computer Science, High 2:1. University of Lincoln
Works in: Figma, Mobbin, Replit, HTML and CSS
Friends say: Dependable, funny, consistent
Off the clock: Mechanical keyboards, cooking every day, football, volleyball, Pokémon cards