I’m Peter Scott, a designer who believes great ideas come from curiosity and collaboration. Over the years I’ve worked across freelance and studio environments, delivering UI/UX design, branding, illustration and motion. I bring practical, user-focused thinking and a collaborative, team-first approach to every project.…

Peter Scott

I’m Peter Scott, a designer who believes great ideas come from curiosity and collaboration. Over the years I’ve worked across freelance and studio environments, delivering UI/UX design, branding, illustration and motion. I bring practical, user-focused thinking and a collaborative, team-first approach to every project.…

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I’m Peter Scott, a designer who believes great ideas come from curiosity and collaboration.

Over the years I’ve worked across freelance and studio environments, delivering UI/UX design, branding, illustration and motion. I bring practical, user-focused thinking and a collaborative, team-first approach to every project.

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Work Experience

Senior Digital Designer at Imaginary Friends
September 1, 2024 - November 1, 2025
UI/UX design, accessibility, eLearning, audits, digital ads, emails, social graphics, user workshops, branding, logo design, print, exhibition, illustration and motion.
Digital Designer at tictoc
May 1, 2017 - September 1, 2024
UI/UX design, accessibility, digital ads, audits, emails, social graphics, user workshops, branding, logo design, print, illustration and motion.
Senior Designer at Eden
May 1, 2013 - May 1, 2017
UI/UX design, web development, social graphics, branding, logo design, print, packaging, exhibition, illustration, art direction and project management.
Designer at Art is an Option
August 1, 2003 - May 1, 2013
UI/UX design, branding, logo, print, packaging, exhibition, illustration, art direction and project management.
Intern at Fluid (Birmingham)
March 1, 2003 - April 1, 2003
UI design, print and packaging.
Freelance Designer at Self
November 24, 2025 - Present
Collaborating with agencies I've previously worked with along with D8 and also my on set of clients. Projects vary from UI/UX for websites, new business pitches, branding and logo design.

Education

BA (Hons) Graphic Design at Cumbria Institute of the Arts
September 4, 2000 - June 28, 2002
HND Graphic Design at Cumbria Institute of the Arts
September 7, 1998 - June 30, 2000

Qualifications

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Industry Experience

Media & Entertainment, Software & Internet, Professional Services, Energy & Utilities, Gaming, Non-Profit Organization, Government, Healthcare, Travel & Hospitality, Other
    The Queens Nursing Institute of Scotland Website
    The Queen’s Nursing Institute Scotland supports community nursing right across the country. As the organisation grew, its website needed to better reflect the range of opportunities available, while encouraging nurses and midwives to take action on health inequalities. The redesign focused on simplifying the structure and making key journeys clearer. Content was reshaped to highlight QNIS’s impact and make it easier for nurses, partners and supporters to get involved. Navigation was streamlined and calls to action sharpened, especially around donations—an essential part of keeping third-sector organisations like QNIS running. Typography and visual elements were refined to improve readability and consistency, with accessibility considered throughout. The site meets WCAG AA standards. Behind the scenes, a modular build gives the team flexibility to manage and evolve content over time. The result is a clearer, more focused platform that helps people understand QNIS’s work—and how they can support it. uidesign uxdesign webdesigner…
    Invest Glasgow
    Invest Glasgow promotes the city as a destination for business and investment. The brief was to create a clear identity and an information-led website that presents Glasgow as a confident, credible place to invest. At the heart of the identity is a simple idea—a ‘G’ rotated into a map pin, anchoring everything back to place. It’s designed to work just as well in small UI moments as it does at larger scales. The colour palette builds on the People Make Glasgow brand, keeping that connection to the wider city while giving Invest Glasgow its own space to stand. Early user mapping helped shape the site structure, with content organised around what potential investors actually need—clear routes to sector insights, data and available services. Modular components keep things flexible, allowing stats, reports and media to sit side by side without feeling crowded. Live data integrations help keep everything up to date. The site is fully responsive, accessible (WCAG AA), and designed to handle complex information in a clear, structured way—making it easy to explore Glasgow as a place to invest. branding webdesigner designer logo uidesigner uxdesigner…
    Garscube Harriers
    Garscube Harriers is one of Scotland’s longest-established athletics clubs. Following an earlier anniversary refresh, the club was ready for a broader evolution of its identity. The updated crest keeps the intersecting G and H monogram, maintaining a strong connection to the club’s history while refining the typography to create a cleaner, more balanced mark. A big consideration was how the identity would perform across club kit—from race vests and hoodies to jackets and digital avatars. The crest needed to stay clear, recognisable and durable at every size. The simplified design also allows the identity to adapt more naturally across social media and digital platforms without losing its character. The result is a respectful evolution of the club’s identity—modernised without losing sight of its heritage, and built to serve the club for years to come. Alongside Garscube Harriers, I’ve also worked with professional clubs including Alloa Athletic F.C., Falkirk F.C., Peterhead F.C. and Elgin City F.C.. branding graphicdesigner logo crest designer…
    Speyburn Whisky
    Speyburn is a Speyside single malt with real heritage and a growing global audience. The aim was to reflect that history while making the brand feel more approachable and easy to explore. The redesign puts the whisky front and centre. Product pages focus on strong visuals, clear tasting notes and key details, with extras like awards, serving suggestions and cocktail recipes layered in without cluttering the experience. Longer pages use structured storytelling to bring the distillery’s character to life, helping people connect with the place behind the whisky. Navigation is simple and intuitive, making it easy to move between the range, the story and wider brand content. Subtle interactions add a bit of polish without getting in the way. Behind the scenes, a modular CMS gives the team flexibility to update and evolve the site while keeping everything consistent. Built to WCAG AA standards, the result balances storytelling with usability and supports Speyburn’s continued growth. webdesigner websitedesign uidesign whisky…