Content London

Portfolio

Proof you can try.

These are the public pieces. Each one lives on this site, so you can use the method instead of reading a claim about it.

01 · Selected work

Six pieces. No warm-up.

01

Content Design — A Field Guide

The main page. Eight sections, each one able to stand alone, because people scan. The page is the argument and the example.

Read it
02

The edit

One stakeholder sentence, cut in public. Twenty-five words become seven, and the warning finally tells you what to do.

Run it
03

Readability lab

Paste a paragraph. Flesch reading ease, sentence length, and long words update in the browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Measure it
04

User-need builder

As a person, I need to do a thing, so that I can get on. Sixty-four combinations. Research decides which one is real.

Try it
05

The ledger

Copywriting beside content design, line by line. Attention on one side. Less effort on the other.

Compare
06

Six rules

Front-load. One idea. Verbs. Headings that work alone. The reader’s words. Delete the warm-up.

Use them

02 · What is not listed

Client work stays with the client.

Outcome numbers and organisation names are published when the people who commissioned the work want them public. Until then, the portfolio is the work you can open, click, and disagree with. The profile says how a project starts.

Elsewhere: LinkedIn · Medium · vijay.ai · uxdesigner.london · interaction.dev · uxengineer.ai.