I'm May Warburton, Product Designer by day and aspiring comedian by night

I code on the side and cracks jokes in the downtime. From startups to the bigger leagues, I make pixels and people smile.

My Resume

Hire me!

I am a Senior Product Designer with over 7 years of experience in the industry. As a systems thinker, I love finding solutions that make the world a better place through design. My previous experience as a frontend developer allows me to understand the technical aspects of a project, and my skills in product design, branding, and usability allow me to create design solutions that are both functional and beautiful.

User-Centric Curiosity

My innate curiosity drives me to consistently prioritise users, adapting designs based on their feedback. This adaptive, user-centric approach has been a hallmark of my design journey.

Continuous Learner with a Mentorship Mindset

The ever-evolving design realm keeps me on my toes. I'm dedicated to personal growth and equally passionate about guiding budding designers, ensuring a cohesive and forward-thinking design approach in every team I'm part of.

Former Front-End Developer Turned Designer

My foundation as a front-end developer allows me to bridge the gap between design and development seamlessly. I bring the best of both worlds, ensuring designs are both visually compelling and technically executable.

Efficiency Innovator

At the heart of my design ethos is efficiency. By strategically redesigning processes and systems, I've cut down onboarding times and improved user experiences, especially in scalable business environments.

Tech Collaboration & Problem Solver

My collaborations with stakeholders has enhanced my problem-solving prowess. Whether debating mechanisms in brand catalogues or tackling other design challenges, these interactions have honed my design and negotiation skills.

Design & Systems
Thinking

Grounded in user-focused design thinking and a holistic systems perspective, I ensure solutions are not only user-centric but also seamlessly integrate into the broader ecosystem, balancing immediate needs with long-term impacts