Creating Your Anchor on the Internet
I design and build websites from the visual concept through to the finished frontend. That can mean designing a site from scratch, developing an existing design, or working on both sides of the process. I care about how the site looks, but also how it works once it is actually in a browser.
Designing the Website
Before I start working, I focus on how the website should look, feel, and work.
I can help with page layouts, typography, visual hierarchy, responsive layouts, navigation, and interface details. If there is already an established brand, I can work within it; otherwise, I can help develop a visual direction that fits the project.
The aim is to make the design clear and consistent without making it unnecessarily complicated.
Bringing the Design to Life
Once the direction is established, I can build the frontend and turn the design into a functioning website.
My work can include responsive layouts, interactive elements, forms, animations, CMS integration, and other frontend features that the project needs. I also pay attention to how the site behaves across different screen sizes rather than treating mobile as an afterthought.
Getting It Ready to Use
A website still needs a few things after the design and development are finished.
I can help with content setup, CMS configuration, domain and hosting-related setup where required, deployment, and ongoing website updates.
For smaller projects, I can handle much of the process myself. For larger or more specialised projects, I am also comfortable working alongside other people involved in the project.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of websites do you build?
I mainly work on business websites, personal portfolios, landing pages, creative projects, community websites, and other small to medium-sized web projects.
Do you handle both the design and development?
Can you work with an existing brand or design?
Can you add a CMS or forms to a website?
Do you provide website maintenance after launch?
