Hi, I'm John Bygrave.

In this contract, my primary responsibility was to develop the Horizon design system for the E.ON Next website. This involved conducting a content audit, assessing the existing foundational design system, and establishing a new set of design tokens from the ground up using Tokens Studio.

For this contract I was brought in to add support to the design team for one of the IAG Loyalty platforms. I joined a little while before the newly designed version had gone live, but still while future development was taking place. Plus, also helping with the large job of transitioning the whole platform design library from Sketch to Figma. With a view to merging and collaborating with the other design teams to future proof a new design system.

Hamptons estate agent website was part of the Website Re-platforming Project (WRP) like the other Countrywide UK brand estate agents. The execution however was slightly different and required some more independent solutions to support their re-brand and marketing strategy.

The Website Re-platforming Project (WRP) was enabled to move over to an enterprise level CMS system. In turn creating the opportunity to create components and templated websites from scratch for the 60+ brands within the Countrywide group.

Countrywide mortgages needed some unique specific designs to accomodate the mortgages list and filters. I was responsible for designing and documenting the key elemnts required for the whole website.

The corporate website, along with other sub-sites such as mortgages, were the first websites to be built as part of the Website Re-platforming Project (WRP). I was responsible for continuing the work that had been started by previous designers by providing new designs and supporting the current components.

The 6 year old system that the business uses daily needed updating, as the current UI & UX needed improving.  I created the design and then built the prototype/concept, before sharing with stakeholders, along with the UX lead. The prototype is exactly that, a not fully functional tool, but you can view a working version of the prototype online here:

During lockdown my wife and I decided to start an ecommerce website using shopify platform. I created the branding, implemented and customised the shopify template.

I was requested to produce an initial concept for an online knowledge hub. There was some branding to be used, but otherwise is was fairly open. I suggested creating a name and/or identity to be for the project, to offer association and attachment for the user going forwards.

Evaluate and re-design the current tool to improve the UI/UX compared to the existing version. The Mobile Data-Editor is used by staff to help take bets from the public while seated at the specific venue. This was designed for 1 specific tablet when created.

Evaluate and re-design the current tool to improve the UI/UX compared to the existing version. The Sports Data-Editor is used by staff internally for data entry on a daily basis.

Design a number of pages to communicate the detailed article written concerning cataract surgery, while consistently emulating the established branding.

Wireframe & design a responsive landing page to help convey the relationship of global locations in relation to marriage proposal's.

As part of the launch of Nespresso at Argos, a new brand shop for eCom and mCom was required. Plus a steer of consistency of branding in relation to other assets produced for additional Argos digital channels was required.

I wanted to test the new Brand Shop templates I had been working on. So speaking with other stakeholders, I created a new version of the Hotpoint brand shop as a concept.

Wireframe and design of the eCom and mCom pages for the 2015 Spring / Summer Argos furniture trends. I decided to go for something very different from the past solutions, and really wanted to focus on the tends visually.

A request was made to create a new promotional voucher / code page to help give the customer one central place to view and access the products within the promotion. A mobile version was required also. A second version was requested for homewares, also with a mobile page required, but this was easy to achieve simply using the template from the furniture one.