Aaron needed a simple, one-page website that gave customers everything they needed at a glance - who he is, what he offers, and how to get in touch. I built a clean, easy-to-navigate design that clearly lists his electrical services, location, and a few genuine reviews for social proof. FAQs were added to help answer common questions (and to support AI and search visibility), while a clear call-to-action encourages quick enquiries. The navy, yellow, and white colour palette and lightbulb logo keep it consistent with his brand identity - straightforward, reliable, and professional.

Commissioned through Create Berwick’s Living Heritage Grant, this project brought one of Berwick’s oldest traditions online. I worked with the committee to build a large website featuring photography, film, audio, and archive material, with local collaborators providing illustration, music, and historical content. The site includes an illustrated route map, a sponsor page linking local businesses, rider registration, and an active blog that supports both SEO and community engagement. Having grown up watching the ride, it was a real privilege to help share its story in a modern, accessible way.

Donna is a 5-star licensed doodle breeder with a huge online following and an even bigger heart for her dogs. I helped shape her brand story and design a website that feels as friendly and reassuring as she is. The site includes clear “how it works” guidance for new owners, glowing testimonials, and an easy way to see currently available puppies - updated whenever a new litter arrives. With her photography-ready pups and a design that matches her Instagram aesthetic, the website perfectly reflects Donna’s trusted, family-run approach to breeding happy, healthy dogs.

Brian Mackenzie is a modernist furniture designer and engineer whose work blends craftsmanship, functionality, and sustainability. His website showcases his bespoke furniture collection alongside a range of custom-designed tools for makers - photographed to highlight their precision and form. I built a clean, minimal Squarespace design that reflects the modernist aesthetic while giving space for his words and images to speak. The result feels timeless and authentic, much like Brian’s work itself - practical, beautiful, and made to last. Built in Squarespace with SEO and usability in mind.

Situated before the causeway to Holy Island, The Barn at Beal is a Northumberland restaurant celebrating local ingredients, simple flavours, and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. I designed and maintain their website with SEO in mind - using key search phrases such as Northumberland restaurant and Holy Island causeway to help visitors find them online. Regular photoshoots with the team and their mouthwatering dishes keep content current and build a library of images for social media, while drone footage captures the beauty of their coastal setting. The site is fully connected with their mailing list, TripAdvisor reviews, and campsite bookings, and is continually optimised with targeted keywords and updates for the best search performance.

Leanne first came to me for brand photography, and after learning I design websites too - this project was born. Her new site gives clients everything they need to feel confident booking: clear pages for each treatment, transparent pricing, and photos of her welcoming clinic space. I designed the layout around her existing logo and brand colours - hot pink and black - which tie in perfectly with her photography and clinic styling. Genuine reviews with client photos add social proof, while professional membership logos build further trust. The result is a clean, confident website that feels both professional and personal. Built with user experience, reassurance, and SEO in mind.