Design that merges creativity and purpose

Creative Technologist and Learning Experience Designer

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Eleanor Beilby

Design Specialist – UX/UI, Learning, and Branding

I design learning experiences and digital tools that empower neurodivergent minds. With a background in UX, instructional design, and ADHD-friendly tech, I create solutions that enhance focus, engagement, and accessibility.As a Product Designer specializing in Learning Experiences, I blend user-centered design, accessibility, and digital innovation to help people learn, organize, and thrive.

What I Bring to the Table

No-Code Development

Building and deploying scalable digital solutions quickly with platforms like Webflow and Glide.

Front-End Development

Bringing designs to life with clean, functional, and responsive code using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Graphic Design

Delivering high-quality digital and print designs, from branding to promotional materials.

Visual Design

Creating cohesive, impactful visual identities that resonate with users and clients alike.

Learning Design

Developing engaging, accessible, and innovative educational experiences tailored to diverse learning needs.

UX Design

Designing intuitive user journeys through research, testing, and iterative improvements.

UI Design

Crafting visually stunning, user-friendly interfaces that ensure seamless interaction across devices.

E-learning Design

Specializing in interactive digital learning solutions using the latest ed-tech tools and methodologies.

Design Work

By blending user-centered design principles with creative problem-solving, I create engaging experiences that simplify complex processes and ensure seamless digital interactions. Explore how I bring ideas to life through thoughtful design, user research, and intuitive solutions.

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Side Projects & Creative Ventures

I’m passionate about crafting innovative tools and insightful content that empower neurodivergent individuals. Through MuddleMend—my newsletter and blog—I explore the vibrant intersection of technology, learning, and ADHD-friendly solutions, offering practical insights and strategies for everyday challenges.
In addition, I design intuitive no-code tools that simplify organisation, boost productivity, and promote well-being. These tools are all about helping you build personalized systems that streamline your daily routine and support your unique way of working.

Curious to learn more? Stay in the loop with my weekly newsletter on ADHD & tech.

MuddleMend Blog: Tech Tips & Tricks for ADHD

At MuddleMend, I share ADHD-friendly advice, tech tips, and tools to help neurodivergent minds thrive. From productivity hacks to accessible solutions, my blog is here to support you.
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Daily Task Organizer and Life Tracker Template

The Daily Task Organizer and Life Tracker is a no-code, visually intuitive app designed to simplify task management, habit tracking, and daily planning, helping users stay organized and in control with ease.

FAQs

Clarifying your questions about my work and how I can help.

What design solutions do you provide?

I specialize in UX/UI design, graphic design, and learning design, creating user-centered, visually engaging solutions. My work blends aesthetics with functionality, ensuring designs are intuitive, effective, and enhance the learning experience.

What design tools and software do you use?

I use a variety of tools to bring my designs to life, like Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, and no-code platforms with coding expertise in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to craft seamless, functional, and visually engaging solutions that bridge design and technology.

How do you approach the design process?

My design process is user-focused, combining research, prototyping, and iteration to create intuitive, functional, and visually engaging solutions.

Are you available for freelance work?

Yes, I offer freelance design services across a variety of projects. For more details or to get in touch, visit my contact page. I also share valuable resources and insights for designers and ADHD tech users on my blog.