MARK ZORO SEGEC / PERTH, AUSTRALIA

Software.Hardware.Whatever
it takes.

I build, fix and connect things.
From the code on your screen to the machine
on your workbench.

+ KLEIN BOTTLE / CONTINUOUS CURIOSITY
DRAG TO ROTATE / EXPLORE EVERY ANGLE
CURIOUS BY NATURE. PRACTICAL BY DESIGN.SCROLL TO EXPLORE
Software development+Electronics & robotics+Systems integration+Creative problem solving

02 / SELECTED WORK

Built for a purpose.
Used in the real world.

Client websites, business software and hardware prototypes.
Each starts with a job that needs doing.

FEATURED / DIGITAL SIGNAGE

Screens WA.

SOFTWARE + SYSTEMS
screens.waSAMPLE DISPLAY
Chrome lamp and blue glass vase in a fictional homewares campaign
FORM/OBJECT CONSIDERED LIVING.
THE NEW PERSPECTIVE COLLECTION

Objects.
With presence.

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LIGHT / FORM / EVERYDAY RITUALS01 / 03
ONE MESSAGE. EVERY DISPLAY.
Illustrative campaigns. Fictional brands, AI imagery and sample content.

Turn a passing glance into a closer look.

Give collections, new arrivals and product stories a place to stand out.

Your screens should
work for your business.

Digital signage software for shops, venues and workplaces. Manage content across locations, schedule what appears on each screen and check display status from one dashboard.

Update menus, promotions and announcements without visiting each screen. Use schedules and layouts to keep the right content in front of customers, visitors or staff.

01

One place to manage it.

Bring your display content together, instead of treating every screen as a separate job.

02

Your brand stays yours.

Give each company its own identity, with branding and content kept separate.

03

Keep the message moving.

Offline operation helps displays keep doing their job when a connection drops.

RECENT CLIENT WORK / SWAN CITY SMASH REPAIRS

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03 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE PROJECTS

Software and hardware.
The experience to connect them.

I'm Mark. I like figuring out how things work.
Then making them work better.

My work crosses software, electronics, machinery and the systems that connect them. Sometimes the answer is a web platform. Sometimes it's a circuit board, a repair, or a part that needs to be made.

I've spent more than 15 years moving between the screen and the workbench. That breadth helps when a problem refuses to fit neatly into one job description.

The experience behind it
01 / UNDERSTAND

Start with the real problem.

Work out what needs to happen, who needs it, and what is getting in the way.

02 / BUILD

Use the right tools.

Code, components or a combination. Build around the job and the people doing it.

03 / MAKE IT WORK

Prove it in the real world.

Test it, refine it, and make sure the next person can use and maintain it.

04 / WHAT ARE YOU WORKING ON?

Got a good problem?
Let's get into it.

Projects, contracts, full-time opportunities, and interesting collaborations.

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Let's make this your kind of website.

Two quick picks change the whole experience: the look, the words and the work you see first.

What brings you here?

Contact Mark ↗