I'm Blair Gibson.I turn complex problems into simple, useful experiences.

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Case studies

A selection of product work, experiments and projects.

Showing 6 main quest case studies.

Genio Present product shot showing the rehearsal playback, goals and reflection experience.

0-1ProductLearning product

Genio Present

Shows 0-1 product thinking, research-led interaction design, learning science and design-to-build collaboration.

  • Launched 2025
  • Assistive-tech offer
  • Alpha tested
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Genio Notes interface showing a structured notes layout with key ideas beside generated notes.

New featureFeatureLearning discovery

Automated notes: discovering the real problem

Shows how I challenged an obvious AI feature and reframed it into a stronger learning opportunity.

  • 120 opened
  • 80% generated
  • 45% copied
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Scribble preview showing handwritten STEM notes and drawings captured inside Genio Notes.

STEMFeatureLearning product

Scribble

Shows end-to-end feature design, accessibility thinking, beta iteration and measurable adoption across web and mobile.

  • Launched 2024
  • 7,750 scribbles
  • 360 institutions
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Glean admin screen for creating a shared collection with fields for collection name, note-takers, recipients and admin notes.

PrivacyFeatureLearning accessibility

Shared Collections

Shows privacy-first product thinking, roles and permissions modelling, accessibility needs, admin UX and durable feature design.

  • Launched 2023
  • 786 organisations
  • 2,183 opens
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Genio Design System cover showing Genio Present and Genio Notes interfaces using the same shared design foundation.

Systems thinkingProjectDesign system

The Genio Design System

Shows systems thinking, product-platform thinking, accessibility, documentation and design-engineering collaboration at scale.

  • Multi-brand
  • Rebrand proof
  • Governed system
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Abstract preview of an accessible walking and route-planning concept with calmer route options and local context.

UniversityProjectAccessible product concept

Helping people with limited mobility travel with confidence

Shows how I turn lived research into an accessible product concept focused on confidence, not just features.

  • Honours project
  • Contextual research
  • Accessible routes
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People I've built with

Blair is naturally curious and always looking for better ways to work. When we started exploring AI-supported workflows, he was the catalyst.

He led the implementation of our design system framework, creating a scalable foundation that improved consistency, collaboration and the way we build products.

Blair is, without question, the best UX designer I've had the pleasure of working with. What stands out most is how genuine his focus on the end user is.

He can mock up several distinct directions faster than most people settle on one, which meant our teams were able to test genuine options rather than debate assumptions.

Blair operates across many levels and excels in them all. He's easily the designer with the best communication skills I've worked with.

He shares information proactively, is consistently one step ahead of engineers' needs, and helped build a design-system foundation that will continue to deliver value.