Simon Amor / Interactive portfolio

Product design projects by Simon Amor

Simon Amor is a designer and co-founder of Morse, previously at Spotify and Monzo. This index lists the public project titles in his Work collection. For images, videos and prototypes, explore the interactive portfolio in List or Card view.

Morse

Simon is a co-founder of Morse. The portfolio covers everyday money features: cards, investments, savings, splitting bills, paying bills and growth. These projects sit together in the Work collection, with previews of the product interfaces.

Sling

The Sling project focuses on international payments. It appears alongside the Morse projects in the portfolio, bringing the payments work into one place.

Spotify

Simon previously worked at Spotify. The portfolio includes ways to listen together, discover music, manage privacy, and listen to local files offline. The short form video project includes an individual song feed prototype that can be previewed in the interactive gallery.

Monzo

Simon previously worked at Monzo. The collection spans shared spending, invitations, managing salary, getting paid early, setting money aside for bills and paid accounts. Together, these project subjects show the range of personal banking features included in the portfolio.

Client projects

Simon has also built products for clients including Google, Android, YouTube and NatWest. This selection includes event ticketing, Grow with Google, a developer portal, cyber security education and AI particle tracking for researchers. Some of these projects have locked, blurred previews; the public portfolio shares their titles without publishing private case study details.

What can I see in the interactive portfolio?

The gallery offers company work and personal experiments, with separate Work and Fun collections. Use List to browse project titles and hover for a preview, or switch to Card to browse visually. Projects awaiting preview assets are marked Coming soon. Locked client previews remain blurred, so the public index does not disclose private project details.

Return to the portfolio to explore the previews.