Demos
Work you can actually click through
Client work is confidential, so I build my own. These are finished pieces — the same tools, the same standards, the same production process I use on paid engagements. The difference is that I own them outright, so I can put them in front of you without asking anyone's permission.
Beyond the Course
A course about how courses get made — which makes it the clearest statement of how I work. It walks through the decisions behind effective eLearning: what the learner needs to be able to do differently, then the choices about content, interaction, visual design and delivery that get them there. Each decision is demonstrated across six industries rather than described. If you want to know how I would approach your content, this is that answer, built rather than explained.
What it covers
- Healthcare & medical device training
- Safety & emergency response
- Corporate compliance
- Technology & SaaS
- Leadership development
- Brand identity
What it tells you about me
- How I decide what a course should make someone able to do
- Why I choose an interaction over a page of text
- How I shift tone and visual design to fit an industry
- The production standard I hold work to
Articulate Rise 360 · Storyline blocks · AI-generated video · WCAG-conscious design
Demo Reel
A minute of finished output — AI-generated presenter video, multilingual content, executive presentation design, brand systems and data visualization. Produced end to end: scripted, generated, edited and scored.
What's in it
- AI presenter video, generated and finished
- Multilingual layouts across major world languages
- Executive presentation design
- Brand guideline systems and collateral
- Data visualization and infographics
Why it matters
- Every frame produced without a studio or crew
- Same pipeline available for your content
- Updatable when the message changes
- Turnaround measured in days, not weeks
HeyGen · Synthesia · Adobe Premiere Pro · After Effects · Illustrator
Why build demos at all
Because the real work is confidential
Nothing to clear
Every client project I have shipped belongs to the client. These are mine, which means you can see them today rather than after a legal review that will never happen.
Screenshots prove nothing
A still image of a course tells you someone can arrange boxes on a slide. Clicking through an interaction tells you whether the logic underneath it was designed or assembled.
Same standard as paid work
These are built to the standards I apply on engagements — accessible, structured, and deployable — not dressed up for a portfolio and abandoned.
Want something like this for your team?
Tell me what you need people to be able to do differently, and I will tell you what it would take to get them there.