BRADLEY GABR-RYN
Designing digital experiences that value mental health.
RECENT PROJECTS
SafetyNet.
National suicide rates have risen by over 20% in the last 10 years, disproportionally applying to non-metropolitan areas in the US.
We teamed up with SafetyNet to work against the growing threat of suicide by providing direct connections to mental health and emergency resources through an accessible mobile app.
As the lead designer on this project, I was responsible for the business, service, UX, and UI design.
We teamed up with SafetyNet to work against the growing threat of suicide by providing direct connections to mental health and emergency resources through an accessible mobile app.
As the lead designer on this project, I was responsible for the business, service, UX, and UI design.
Proof believes a more transparent and powerful conversion tool for online businesses. The value of their service is clear — but there was opportunity to optimise their UX and feature implementation.
Together we built key new features, unified their existing product and crafted a design system to ensure they can continue to look and feel incredible as they scale.
As the sole designer working with the team I led the UX and UI process, as well as providing product strategy consultation.
Together we built key new features, unified their existing product and crafted a design system to ensure they can continue to look and feel incredible as they scale.
As the sole designer working with the team I led the UX and UI process, as well as providing product strategy consultation.
Emme.
Year over year, more teenagers and young adults die from suicide than from cancer, heart disease, AIDS, birth defects, strokes, pneumonia, influenza, and chronic lung disease, combined.
Together with the Emme team, we set out to build a product that would improve the lives of millions of people across the United States, and begin to fight together to tame the effects of adolescent mental illness.
As the lead designer on this project, I was responsible for the business, service, UX, and UI design.
Together with the Emme team, we set out to build a product that would improve the lives of millions of people across the United States, and begin to fight together to tame the effects of adolescent mental illness.
As the lead designer on this project, I was responsible for the business, service, UX, and UI design.
IN A NUT SHELL
I'm the designer and co-founder at Caus - a digital product studio in London, England. Working with companies of all shapes and sizes, we're passionate about the health, finance, and education industries - anywhere we can make a real positive impact in the daily life of consumers.
My personal philosophy is to always bring delight. There's a big difference between good products, and delightful products - good products will keep people around, while delightful products will have them bring everyone they know.
Over the last few years, I've turned my focus to products in the mental-health space - particularly those relating to depression, eating disorders, anxiety, and suicide.
My personal philosophy is to always bring delight. There's a big difference between good products, and delightful products - good products will keep people around, while delightful products will have them bring everyone they know.
Over the last few years, I've turned my focus to products in the mental-health space - particularly those relating to depression, eating disorders, anxiety, and suicide.
