Remembering Paul
Paul had over 25 years of creative experience in design; delivering user and customer experiences across 3D, print, physical, and digital disciplines. At endjin, Paul enabled customers and the team to visualise abstract concepts. Whether it was UX for websites or apps, compelling dashboards or impactful reports, television props for the Great British Menu, illustrations and animations for promotion and marketing campaigns, or logos and iconography for design systems, Paul was responsible for making concepts look and feel great, in a way our customers can understand.
Paul became passionate about accessibility, data visualisation and data storytelling. He collaborated on several Power BI Data Story Gallery examples, including: House Price Analysis - 30 Years, 30 Million Data Points: Unlocking England and Wales Housing Insight, Global Brand Insights: 20 Years of Financial Trends, Learning From Disaster - Titanic Passenger Diagnostics, and Accessible Data Storytelling: World Bank Heath and Wealth Report.
Paul was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in 2024, and passed away in February 2025. He was endjin's first employee and made a huge contribution to the company, our customers, and the wider community. He was the best, and we miss him every day.
how quickly time passes, and you must try to savour every moment, be it at home or, in your professional life. Capitalise on your ambitions, but don't forget your family.
Paul Waller, 30th September 2013
In collaboration with the ElevenLabs Impact Programme and The Scott Morgan Foundation, endjin created a professional voice clone of Paul, using hours of recordings of internal meetings from our archives, and Paul's public videos; we did this in the hope that it would help Paul communicate with his family, friends and colleagues as his condition progressed, but Paul passed away before he could make use of it. To honour his memory, and with the permission of his family, we have used the voice clone to narrate all of his blog posts for posterity.
We hope you enjoy reading and listening to them, as much as Paul enjoyed creating them.
If you found any of Paul's work useful, please consider making a donation to MND Association or The Bikeability Trust in his memory.
