Adam Morris
Product designer & leader
I care about making products that drive change, growing people and applying process to make strategy real through design.
I'm a designer and leader with over 10 years experience across the entire product development lifecycle - from strategic vision through to delivery and scale. This has involved leading teams through generative user research, using prototyping and co-designing with users and clients to define new product propositions. I work alongside engineers and product managers in a lean and agile way to turn propositions into products that have meaningful and lasting impact.
Over the last 9 years I've hired, managed and evolved the product design practise at Made by Many as both a product designer and as Head of Design. I’m now Head of Product Design at The Economist.
Before this I was a Visual Designer at BBC News Online, redesigning BBC Weather online in 2011. I've had experience launching products and services for companies such as BBC, ITV, Skype, Carlsberg, Cannes Lions, Gates Foundation, Finnair and Expedia.
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↓ Work
Contagious I/O
Redesigning Contagious’ collaborative research platform lifting YOY sales by 82%.
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ITV Election 2015
New content types and editorial tools that helped ITV tell the story of the 2015 election and beyond.
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itv.com
Complete overhaul of broadcasters homepage, bringing the rebrand of ITV to the web.
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BBC Weather
In 2011 I helped re-imagine the weather service, establishing a design style that is still being used today. Along with the interaction and visual design for the re-design, I also brought back and modernised the classic BBC weather icon set.
↪ Interview: BBC Weather re-design