University
Aggie picked Digital Media for her bachelors degree. She studied how to build websites, create graphics, design for easy user experience, develop games, produce short-film videos, and more. This layed out the fundamentals for her career. She started to code, enabling herself to produce work from concept to deployment. Aggie now uses HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP to create dynamic and interactive work, and it excites her greatly.

During her work placement at a design agency (Mr. B & Friends), she grasped how to build and manage websites with WordPress and quickly became a bit of an email template smart cookie. The companies she programmed custom emails for included Intercontinental Hotel Group, Dentons, Siniat, and more. As innocent as email templates seemed, they brought challenges difficult to hackle but she kept wanting to deal with these to expand her knowledge and find solutions.

It was then, as a Junior Web Developer Intern, Aggie fell in love with animations. With Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), she developed animations for IPI, Siniat and L&C, which entitled her for an in-company nickname - Aggermation. Out of passion for this type of media, she wanted to move things further. Aggie developed an interactive animation web application for her final year dissertation at university. The aim of the project was to discover how such a new way of implementing educational material (about climate change) could, not only help people learn but also, inspire to change behaviour. Aggie ended up with a 1st Class Honours degree.

Work experience
During her second year at university, she began to take on freelance projects. She started working for a Raspberry Pi tech company (Pi Supply) as a Digital Media Designer in her final year. This helped her gain more experience in various design areas. Aggie managed and designed, both, digital and print assets; illustrations, icons, logos, banners, animations, brochures, packaging, clothing, etc., even an arcade. With her designs, the company presented their products at events across Europe and Asia.

Later, she continued tackling multiple projects; web designs, social media graphics, illustrations and brochures, for various clients at Ronin Marketing, polishing her skills at completing high standard work under pressure. With her work, she helped increase revenue and audience outreach for clients such as London College of Music Examination.

Now, as a Global Creative Designer at Computershare, she translates data into visuals. Aggie produces digital designs for international audiences (the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Australia) that fit into the multi-cultural diversity, and helps move the business forward by chasing trends but upkeeping the brand.

She also keeps practising further her cinematography, including video-editing, photography, and motion design. Aggie independently created 'Intersection' mini-series, in the pandemic with no budget, from a blank page to the final cut, which got selected to multiple international film festivals, and even became a semi-finalist at Lima Web Festival.

Hobbies
Aggie has been a fan of photography since she was in primary school. She would grab a camera and capture stories and beauty of our world in whichever form. When travelling, Aggie always makes sure to have a camera on her to capture moments. This hobby became a useful asset, she can now use her photos and techniques in the work she creates, and offer photo-shoots. With this strength, her film-making that she has been passionate about since she remembers, got advanced quickly and naturally. Aggie loves to analyse what she sees. In 2021, she volunteered to help with event co-ordination at CamerImage to learn more about the art of cinematography from the industry leaders. A year later, she attended the festival as a cinematographer herself, having produced work.

To break from the screens, Aggie enjoys being active, spending time outdoors, and indulging in good food. She has been a committed rower since 2022. Aggie represents the City of Bristol Rowing Club, and raced at events such as WeHoRR, MET and more. Her achievements also include being a Novice Captain & Squad Person of the Year 2023. She also occasionally hikes, cycles, runs and swims.

AimVisia
AimVisia had its start when Aggie accepted her first freelancing project at university. She created her portfolio website and never stopped updating it since. AimVisia was created to help clients take the weight off their shoulders when it comes to the designs they need. They can ask for multiple assets in one place; brand identity, business cards, a website... Aggie is ready to add the visual flavours in whichever medium is necessary. What differentiates AimVisia from other designers is the approach - the focus on creating a unique design solution for each customer. No business, nor its story, is the same and Aggie believes it is important to reflect that. With designs from AimVisia you will be able to impress audiences around the globe in a unique-to-your-business way.

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