EY
This concept was created as part of a larger pitch deck for EY while working with VML. The goal was to explore how interactive design could demystify complex data systems and position EY as a visionary partner in the digital space.
I led the creative direction and design of this prototype, using parallax scrolling to combine abstract ideas with grounded outcomes. It challenged the assumption that big data is confusing by showing how movement, metaphor, and structure could make it intuitive. The visuals, messaging, and functionality were all built around existing EY content to demonstrate how powerful their own material could be when reimagined.
The concept was cited directly in EY’s executive statement as part of their decision to award VML the business.
Some work never really leaves you.
This site was built in 2016 for an EY pitch—fast, instinctual, ahead of its time. But years later, it started whispering again. So I listened. I took the bones and gave them new breath. AI gave me new faces. Color gave me new rhythm. Structure gave me new control. But the soul stayed intact.
This isn’t nostalgia—it’s resurrection. A reminder that good work doesn’t expire. It waits for you to be ready.
I rebuilt this using the same brief I got nearly a decade ago. The goal? Prove that I can modernize legacy work without losing the message, the tone, or the beauty that made it matter in the first place.
