Michael Heraghty has been designing websites since 1994, and specialising in UX since 2000.
Before founding User Journeys (originally called Heraghty Internet) in 2003, he worked with Vision Consulting in the UK and US, where he was responsible for the user experience of two major international projects.
Below are just some of the projects Michael has delivered for User Journeys and/or its partners since 2003:
- Contextual enquiry, user personae, user scanerios, wireframes and design documents for public sector client (subcontract, 2011)
- Usability audit and usability testing for Jameson Irish Whiskey (2010 - 2011)
- Field research, wireframes and storyboards for AXA (subcontract, 2010 - 2011)
- Usabality audit and A/B split testing for dating site AnotherFriend.com (2010 - 2011)
- Website usability audit of successful start-up EventElephant (2009)
- Requirements gathering, wireframes and visual design direction for successful start-up Foleys.ie (2009 – 2010)
- Usability audit of 3 Mobile Ireland website (2008)
- High fidelity HTML/CSS prototype of early concept for a CRM tool for Scottish and Southern Energy (subcontract, 2008)
- Multi-disciplinary workshops, paper prototypes, wireframes and visual design direction for AXA car insurance web redesign (2008, subcontract)
- Requirements gathering, Powerpoint and HTML wireframes, review workshops and usability testing for successful start-up ExamSupport.ie (2007 – 2008)
- SEO & usability audit for Concern (2007)
- Web project management of DiscoverIreland.com (subcontract, 2005/2006)
- Usability review of over 20 websites for Tourism Ireland (subcontract, 2005)
- Information architecture workshop and wireframes to design navigation for DELL intranet (subcontract, 2006)
- Bespoke usability training for 02 (subcontract, 2005)
- Field research and usability review of Allianz CMS (subcontract, 2005)
For a sample list of recent work, see the User Journeys clients page.
Michael also lectures on usability for organisations such as the Digital Marketing Insitute, NUI Maynooth and Trinity College.
