Hello, I'm Sam Morris
Digital Designer of websites and apps. Based in London, currently working at The Guardian
Contact & Info
The best way to contact me is through email. You can also find me on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Vimeo & Zerply
You can also view my portfolio in pdf form and or read my cv.
The Blog
Soon, I'll be attempting to turn incoherent thoughts about process, UX, UI, design and tech in general into something suitable for human eyes. While I figure how to do that, this will remain a part of my site that might as well just read "coming soon".
Bustle
The Londoner’s bus depature board, Bustle was the result of my first foray into proper API and mobile development. Using TFL data, Bustle finds stops near you and will display the arrival times quicker and clearer than any other app on the App Store.
Bustle was released for iOS on the 4st of December 2012 and can be downloaded on the App Store now.
The Londoner’s bus depature board, Bustle was the result of my first foray into proper API and mobile development. Using TFL data, Bustle finds stops near you and will display the arrival times quicker and clearer than any other app on the App Store.
Bustle was released for iOS on the 4st of December 2012 and can be downloaded on the App Store now.
Atweeviate
is a Twitter experiment that helps Twitter users meet that 140 character limit without sacrificing English
An easy way for users of Twitter to be more efficient with their tweets. Uses the right click pattern for spell check to suggest shorter words, acronyms & contractions to help users get their thoughts down to, or under, 140 characters.
Atweeviate is currently under development and we’ll be inviting beta testers to tweet better in the near future.
An easy way for users of Twitter to be more efficient with their tweets. Uses the right click pattern for spell check to suggest shorter words, acronyms & contractions to help users get their thoughts down to, or under, 140 characters.
Atweeviate is currently under development and we’ll be inviting beta testers to tweet better in the near future.
BBC Archive
is a D&AD Student Award winning project that brings the riches of the BBC Archive to a multi-platform audience
My solution to the D&AD 2011 Interactive Design brief is an interactive television channel that ties together multiple platforms the BBC currently run. It’s designed to allow users to discover new content as well as indulging in nostalgia of the BBC’s rich history.
D&AD Yellow Pencil Winner
2011 Student Awards
Interactive Design
My solution to the D&AD 2011 Interactive Design brief is an interactive television channel that ties together multiple platforms the BBC currently run. It’s designed to allow users to discover new content as well as indulging in nostalgia of the BBC’s rich history.
D&AD Yellow Pencil Winner
2011 Student Awards
Interactive Design
Lesson Six
is a website about cliche-free hip-hop
Lesson Six is a music blog, and subsequently a music newspaper/magazine, about Cliché-Free Hip-Hop that aims to change people’s perceptions from what mainstream rap music has become.
After a year of the site being live, the team had learnt alot about the process of sharing music and changed their direction since producing a print newspaper.
Lesson Six is a music blog, and subsequently a music newspaper/magazine, about Cliché-Free Hip-Hop that aims to change people’s perceptions from what mainstream rap music has become.
After a year of the site being live, the team had learnt alot about the process of sharing music and changed their direction since producing a print newspaper.
Nerv App
is a series of mini-games and quizzes that allow users to learn First Aid without actually having to learn First Aid
Nerv was the result of a group project for the iPhone platform. The brief was to create something that could inform and teach. Nerv uses interactive mini-games and quizzes to teach the practice of First Aid.
Instead of letting the user read bland information on First Aid, we decided to take advantage of the device and make the learning experience more interactive. Something unlike anything on the App
Nerv was the result of a group project for the iPhone platform. The brief was to create something that could inform and teach. Nerv uses interactive mini-games and quizzes to teach the practice of First Aid.
Instead of letting the user read bland information on First Aid, we decided to take advantage of the device and make the learning experience more interactive. Something unlike anything on the App