Above/ The Prevue homepage, relaunched in 2016
In 2007, as a freelance designer, I was having trouble presenting design concepts to my clients in the browser. Sending JPGs over email, or presenting from multi-page PDFs didn't do a great job at showing my work to its full potential — plus email was a terrible way to gather contextual feedback. So I built my own solution, Prevue.
Through constant progression, iteration, reinvention and plenty of late nights — Prevue now serves as the concept sharing and feedback platform for over 30,000 designers and agencies worldwide. It is, and always has been, a project built and managed solely by myself.
Above/ The original "Library" used to share my work with clients 11 years ago. Below is the same library view today, with projects and client groups.
Below/ I wanted the interface to feel as close to a native design tool as possible — so all interactions are drag-and-drop, in addition to having traditional fallbacks.
Above/ A publically shared project. The guiding principle of Prevue has always been to make shared work look as impressive as possible, and to encourage feedback.
Below/ Everything in the app is optimised for ease or organisation, and for real-time client feedback. Projects can be commented on, images can be highlighted and annotated — then all feedback is collated, and can start a conversation thread
Below/ Some small parts of the UI where special attention has been paid to the details
Below/ A lightweight and mobile-first CMS I built for Prevue that allows me to quickly overview activity in the app
Below/ Various marketing assets, including an onboarding email series I built using Email Builder (a product I designed for Campaign Monitor)
