WordPress, bespoke builds, and everything in between.
From WordPress sites with clever custom plugins to hand-coded HTML where performance matters most. I build what fits the brief, not what fits a template. 25 years of getting it right.
A bespoke WordPress build for this niche Cambridge property consultancy, using Elementor and custom CSS to create a polished, distinctive presence befitting a high-end brand.
A custom WordPress website for Gardner Denley, built with Elementor and refined through bespoke CSS to move well beyond standard templates. Design, layout, and navigation were carefully considered to give this niche Cambridge property consultancy a clear, authoritative presence that sets them apart in a competitive prime market.
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A tailored WordPress membership platform with MemberPress, Mailchimp integration, and automated content delivery, managing complex access levels cleanly and at scale.
Custom WordPress membership platform built with Elementor and MemberPress, shaped through bespoke CSS and structured content rules. User access levels connect to Mailchimp via merge tags and RSS-driven campaigns, enabling automated delivery of targeted updates. A scalable, polished platform that handles complex membership logic while keeping the experience simple for end users.
Full UX and UI design system for one of the UK's most visited organisations. Layered Photoshop and Illustrator assets, delivered in close collaboration with their in-house team.
Developed the UX and UI design system for The Royal Parks, producing a comprehensive suite of layered assets in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to support the frontend build. The project involved detailed, multi-layered design files and close collaboration across all parks to refine structure, layout, and interaction patterns. A large-scale engagement. Core elements of the original design remain in the current live site.
A genuine pleasure from start to finish. Tom is a brilliant artist with a sharp eye and a great presence in front of the lens. The project combined building his new website with photographing him for it, a rare opportunity to handle both the portrait and the platform. The result is a site that feels as confident and considered as the work it showcases.
Rebuilt the website for Juicy Fruits, a specialist Cambridge studio producing hyper-realistic food, botanical, and product models for advertising production worldwide. The new platform replaces an older site with a clean, uncluttered structure that puts the work front and centre, making it easy to browse both commissioned pieces and hire stock across still and moving image portfolios. The focus was on letting the extraordinary craft speak for itself.
Rebuilt the website for Clink Street FX, a Cambridge-based producer of hyper-realistic blood and effects products used across film, TV, and stage productions globally, including Game of Thrones. The site was designed to present the product range clearly while keeping a strong visual focus on how the products perform in practice. A niche corner of the industry that rewards close attention: once you see the detail, it's hard not to be impressed.
A collaborative WordPress rebuild for this national learning and development company, translating their existing identity into a flexible, team-managed platform.
Rebuilt the Turning Factor website in WordPress using Elementor, working closely with their Norwich-based team throughout. The focus was on collaboration, guiding structure, maintaining brand consistency, and providing the technical support needed for them to take full ownership of content and manage the site confidently day to day.
Rebuilt UK Director Magazine from a small regional site into a structured digital platform serving Suffolk, Norfolk, and Essex. Working closely with the team, the project expanded content across news, magazine issues, podcasts, and video, alongside developing a WordPress members portal and app to support their Business Club with gated content, events, and member interaction.
Government-grade content production for this London creative agency — transforming complex design files into clean, accessible HTML and Govspeak ready for direct publication on GOV.UK.
Ongoing document conversion work for Domarn Group, supporting delivery for clients including the Department for Transport. Complex Adobe InDesign and Word documents are transformed into clean, structured HTML and Govspeak — meeting GOV.UK's technical publishing standards and full accessibility requirements, ready for direct upload with no further processing required.
A WordPress and Elementor Pro site for Mark's canoe and electric boat hire business on the Norfolk Broads, with a custom-built booking plugin designed around his specific timing rules and availability requirements.
Built for Mark at Boat Hire Norwich, operating from the River Yare and Wensum at Thorpe St Andrew. The site needed to be straightforward and welcoming for a local audience, while standing out in a competitive leisure market. The centrepiece is a custom WordPress plugin developed specifically around Mark's booking logic, controlling start times, durations, and availability in a way that no off-the-shelf solution could handle cleanly. The result is a streamlined, reliable booking experience that makes hiring a boat as simple as it should be.
This site. Built without a CMS or framework — pure HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Proof that for the right brief, a hand-coded site outperforms WordPress on speed, SEO and AI search visibility.
Most projects call for WordPress — it's flexible, content-manageable, and the right tool for the majority of clients. But for a portfolio, brochure site, or anything where performance and search visibility matter most, a hand-coded site wins on every metric. No plugin overhead. No theme to fight. Structured data baked in from day one. Pages that load in well under a second. And because AI search engines read clean semantic HTML far more reliably than CMS-generated output, a site like this has a genuine edge in the way the web is moving. If you're wondering whether your project fits this approach, get in touch.