Anthony Carey Design

A carefully arranged grid of printed, text-free intranet interface mockups spread across a dark gray tabletop, each page showing distinct layouts for news feeds, knowledge bases, and internal dashboards in a consistent corporate color scheme. Nearby, color swatches, a ruler, and a closed pen hint at UX design decisions without human presence. Overhead studio lighting provides even, shadow-free illumination, making every layout element clearly visible. Captured from a true top-down, bird’s-eye perspective, the composition is symmetrical and meticulously ordered, evoking methodical process and attention to detail. The atmosphere is precise, organized, and confidently professional, rendered in crisp photographic realism, perfect for visualizing an intranet design portfolio process.

About me

I hold a Master’s-level education in Literature and Writing, which gave me a foundation in clear communication and narrative structure. I later completed an intensive eight-month bootcamp in User Experience Design, Research, and User Interface Design — bringing a storyteller’s sensibility to the craft of designing intuitive digital spaces. For the past three years, I’ve been managing an award-winning intranet at a company recognized as a global leader in the utilities industry. Outside of work, I’m driven by the same love of systems and storytelling that shapes my professional life — whether that’s composing music, running tabletop roleplaying games, or dissecting a great film.

About

Intranet-focused UX professional

I manage complex intranets and design user-centered experiences that help employees find what they need faster. View my resume below for a more complete overview of my work experience.

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A curved ultrawide monitor displaying a complex intranet project management dashboard, with multiple panels for tasks, timelines, and team spaces, designed using a restrained blue, teal, and white color palette. Beside it, a secondary laptop shows a different phase of the same UX project, such as simplified wireframe-style layouts. A matte black desk and minimal peripherals keep the focus on the screens. Cool, even ambient lighting from an overhead source minimizes reflections, while a subtle glow from the screens lights the desk surface. Shot from a slight diagonal angle with deep focus, the image feels modern, organized, and high-tech, ideal for showcasing multi-project intranet UX work in a portfolio.