Having designed and built Shelley Rudman’s original personal website back in 2008, I tweeted Shelley and suggested that it could be improved and revamped as part of her build-up toward competing in the Bob Skeleton event at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics. She agreed and I took the opportunity to re-work the site with a […]
Sue Wardle at Links CRM recommended me to Tonbridge Accident Repair Centre (also know as TARC), a family run business in need of a logo and a significant website update. I designed a logo for them which reflected the vehicle industry whilst not making it too corporate and sterile as they are a family run […]
Melrose Knight Developments is a relatively small company who provide renovation, refurbishment, building and maintenance services in and around Buckinghamshire. They needed an online presence to help build their client list so using the logo, text and images supplied I designed and built them a clean responsive microsite at www.melroseknight.com with lightbox image galleries and […]
The King of Shaves shave.com website was last revamped back in 2009. Although the site was at cutting edge back then, such is the pace of change of web design the custom built content management system (CMS) was starting to feel its age and was not as flexible as King of Shaves wished. King of […]
I met Lee Goward whilst I worked on the iPaintPro website. In January 2011 he asked me to help him out with Challenge7 – a fund raising initiative in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. Lee planned on completing seven gruelling cycling challenges over seven months, from cycling London to Paris in less […]
Late February in 2012 King of Shaves set out their requirements for a website selling razors and blades via a subscription / recurring payments model so that customers would receive their blades monthly – www.kingofshavessub.com. Built using WordPress and WP e-Commerce, and working with Rees Kenyon Design who were responsible for making most of the […]
Sue Wardle decided to set up her own customer relationships management business called Links CRM. Using a logo designed by Ellen Roelvink I designed and built a small responsive microsite www.linkscrm.co.uk that succinctly summed up the services Sue offers her customers. A simple slide show was added on the home page for interest along with […]
I have worked with Phil Mead at TPW Print for many years and jumped at the chance to help provide them with a new content managed website that was clean, easy to navigate and would give him the opportunity to show-case some of the great print and finishing work they supply their clients. I designed […]
After seven years, and over 105,000 visits I felt it was time to re-design the original JoJo’s Restaurant website. There were two reasons for this, firstly I wanted to add a content management system to make it easier to update. And secondly JoJo’s had applied to the Transmanche Enterprise Network (TEN) Project run by Canterbury Council to have […]
Ann King and Lee Goward set-up a company called iKooky whose mission is to create innovative products that effectively and stylishly solve everyday problems. iPaintPro, their first product, is a personal decorating assistant. They required a website that allows potential retailers and business partners to see all the benefits of the product, how it is constructed, […]
