Tim Crook is an interaction designer and developer working across screens, spaces and the connections between them.
Sprettynice is his independent studio.

For over two decades I’ve worked with studios, agencies and institutions on digital products, interactive installations and experiences for physical and digital spaces. Sometimes that means designing the interaction, sometimes building it, and often both: creative coding, prototyping, development, technical direction.

Some projects bring me in at the outset, to help shape the idea, test what’s possible and work out what it should become. Others arrive with the concept already settled, needing someone to define the technical approach and see it dependably through build and delivery.

The shape of the work varies: exploring an interaction through code, building a prototype to answer an uncertain question, defining the architecture behind an experience, or developing the finished system. The approach doesn’t: try new ideas, prototype early, take responsible risks.

Selected collaborators

AllofUs, BBC, Dazed and Confused, Emirates, Greenspace, HarrimanSteel, Land Securities, London Review of Books, Microsoft, NHS, Nokia, Prada, Science Museum, Sky, Spring Studios, Vice Media, Warp.

Let’s work together

If you’re shaping something new and would like a helping hand, or have a concept ready to be built, I’d love to hear about it. Get in touch.