About me
I am currently working at a successful digital media company based near Guildford and am now seeking a new challenge in a dynamic organisation within London. I have a passion for design stemming from my love of art and photography, which has been professionally developed in my current role as an Interactive Graphic Designer. I approach my work meticulously with a keen eye for detail, a trait embedded in me as a Civil Engineer graduate.
In my current role my main areas of work are designing and creating user interfaces for online content including websites and e-learning applications designed in Photoshop and Illustrator then realised in Dreamweaver and Flash. I have programming experience in HTML, CSS, AS2, and AS3. Other areas of my work involve designing and creating mobile content, working on marketing campaigns (emails, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter), creating and supporting experiential media for live event installations used for international exhibitions, marketing campaigns, retailers and conferences.
All of these projects involve communicating effectively with the different departments within the organisation, in order to create media rich solutions that meet client needs. I have a proven track record of excellent client liaison skills, visualising client concepts for pitch work, maintaining positive working relationships including post delivery support, and attending exhibitions on behalf of the organisation.
Given the wide scope of work created at my current company I have become accustomed to learning new software's quickly and performing R&D into new technologies. This has led me to have a good understanding of the entire adobe master suite. Drawing from this wide knowledge base I will offer fresh innovative designs to meet your client's needs. I hope for the chance to develop my design and programming skills further within your organisation, and will be a positive addition to your design team.
I look forward to the opportunity to expand on my application at an interview.
Yours faithfully
Ben Moreton