I take on a small number of consulting engagements at a time across UX design, behavioural psychology consulting, and product strategy, either as standalone projects or as an ongoing advisory relationship. Get in touch with a brief outline of what you’re working on and I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right fit.
Most engagements start with a short discovery conversation, no charge, to understand the actual problem before proposing a way to solve it. From there, work is scoped either as a fixed-price project, for clearly defined deliverables like a UX audit, a training redesign, or a pricing strategy review, or as ongoing hourly consulting, for advisory work, or problems that need to be worked through rather than delivered as a single output.

Founding rate of £150/hour for my first five clients, as I build this side of my practice from the ground up.

As this draws directly on the same behavioural grounding, the founding rate of £135/hour also applies to my first five clients here.

Eighteen years of UX experience across multiple industries, with a track record that speaks for itself.

A psychological audit of pricing tiers and retention mechanics, identifying where structure is leaning on the wrong lever, friction instead of value, vague signals instead of specific ones, with concrete recommendations.

An assessment of existing training materials or a training programme, evaluating format choices against how people actually learn and retain, with a redesigned structure for one module as a worked example.

A focused expert review of your product's user experience: every flow, every interaction, every friction point.
This is for products where the visual design is solid but the experience needs an honest, rigorous outside perspective.

This is for products where the user experience is solid but the visual design needs an honest, rigorous outside perspective. Good UX can be undermined by inconsistent UI. This audit finds everything that's working against the visual quality and polish of your product.

A comprehensive expert review of your product
This isn't a surface-level checklist. It's the kind of rigorous, honest assessment a senior designer at a top-tier product company would give before launch.

A specialist review of your product through the lens of behavioural psychology: identifying where psychological principles are missing, misapplied, or working against your users and your business.
This is not a UX audit. It's a deeper analysis of the psychological architecture of your product — how it influences decision-making, motivation, trust, and behaviour, and where it could do all of those things better.

The most comprehensive product review available combining a full UX audit, a complete UI and visual design review, and a specialist behavioural psychology analysis into one integrated assessment.
This is for products where you want to know everything. Not just what's broken, but why it's breaking, and what the psychology underneath it is doing to your users and your business.
VAT is only applicable to UK clients, clients outside the UK will not need to pay this
Every audit ends in a set of documents, so here they are before you've paid me anything.
Four sample packs, one per package, all reviewing the same fictional booking app — so you can see exactly what widens as the scope does. The structure, depth and reasoning are real. Only the client is invented.
Each pack includes an Executive Summary written for whoever signs off the work, alongside the detailed reports written for the people doing it. Every finding carries a priority, an effort estimate and a specific recommended action, because a report that ends in "consider improving this" isn't worth reading.
Tell me a little about what you’re working on — a product that isn’t landing the way it should, training that isn’t sticking, a pricing or retention strategy that doesn’t quite make sense when you look at it closely. I’ll read it properly and come back to you honestly, including telling you if I’m not the right fit for it. No obligation, no sales pitch, just a straight answer on whether I can actually help.
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