Anthony Carey

A fresh professional hero image for an intranet and user experience design portfolio: a modern collaborative digital workspace with a laptop and subtle interface wireframes, viewed at a cinematic angle, clean editorial composition, sophisticated blue-gray and warm neutral palette, ample uncluttered negative space for overlaid text, no readable words or logos, polished and realistic.

Intranet and User Experience Portfolio

Intranet governance, UX design, and digital workplace strategy — helping organisations connect their people with the tools and information they need.

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A close-up of a laptop on a pale wood desk showing an intranet UX project case study page, with several overlapping, text-free project thumbnails resembling screenshots of wireframes, dashboards, and internal tools. A tablet beside it displays a different intranet layout, reinforcing a variety of projects. Diffused overcast light from a nearby window softly illuminates the devices, producing minimal glare and gentle, long shadows. Shot from a slightly elevated three-quarter angle with shallow depth of field, the screens are in crisp focus while the background blurs into a neutral office setting. The mood is focused and analytical, emphasizing professional, photographic realism suitable for a portfolio work overview section.

About

Bringing together intranet governance and user-centered design to connect people with the content, tools, and processes they rely on every day.

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Testimonials

★★★★★

Jennifer Paulino, Senior Analyst GC Operations

Anthony was extremely helpful in supporting my team with the creation of several new pages in Grid:home. He was consistently responsive and proactive throughout the process. I appreciate that he shared best practices and thoughtful ideas that helped us improve our initial concepts and make the pages more user friendly.

★★★★★

Amanda Delossantos, IT Learning and Development Manager

Anthony excelled in translating our requirements into a clean, intuitive, and user-friendly Grid:home site. He brought strong design judgement and technical execution, ensuring the final layout was both visually appealing and easy to navigate. In addition to the Grid:home work, he also created our On-the-job learning interactive PDF, which will become a key asset for communication OTJL in the next fiscal year in a way that is simple, interactive, and easy to follow.

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If you’d like to learn more about my intranet work or UX projects, or you’re exploring opportunities to improve your digital workplace, please get in touch.

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