Alex Poyzer — product designer
Designed/Built/Shipped/Ran live
I built a festival,then built the software to run it.
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I love designing memories.The products are howyou get there.
Where I'm useful
Complex & messy systems
I like working on products where the answer isn't obvious — complex services, operational systems and products that are still finding their shape. I turn complicated problems into experiences that feel simple, useful and human.
Digital × physical
I'm interested in what happens when digital products leave the screen and become part of real life. Designing experiences that connect people, places and technology — creating moments that are useful in the moment, but memorable long after.
The real magic happens off screen.
Previously worked with
Ten years, agency-side and embedded in-house. Global platforms, public services, sport, energy, retail.
Selected work
A few projects across global platforms, public services, live events and self-initiated ventures.
Also worked on
- Corpay / Allstar / IMSFleet, driver and service-network software, at 383. Dense operational tools, several user types at once, workflows that had grown by accretion. The unglamorous end of product design, and the part I'm best at.
- Crack Climbing — Pete Whittaker
Technical illustration throughout — three-dimensional climbing movement turned into instruction. Published internationally by Vertebrate; winner of the Banff Mountain Book Festival Guidebook Award, 2020. - Dave SeamanBrand, UX and web for the Global Underground DJ. 2017, still live at djdaveseaman.com.
Ten years designing products for other people.Then I built my own.
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