I couple of weeks ago I was contacted on Twitter by Dan Fast from Shift Scape, he commented that my website was loading a little slow, that he was starting a service offering performance work on websites and would I mind being a test subject for the service.

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Launched last week – a gallery, a shop to sell prints and a doodle blog for regular scribbles and doodles to be published. I’ve known and worked with Graham for a number of years through my work with a local studio who print his reproductions, Graham has mentioned a website to promote his work as well as selling prints of his considerable catalog of images. Finally, towards the end of 2010 Graham wanted to get started.

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The rise of this networking and the continuous introduction of new ones have meant that individuals and companies have multiple profiles, for businesses especially – being consistent is of the utmost importance.

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The Inflatable House was initially a podcast and blog set up for myself and a friend to host mixes and our music related posts, but after a few months our attention drifted to other projects and the podcast laid dormant. A few months ago I came up with an idea for a notice board for people to post music to, a place where people could shout about their new favourite record – the idea came at the time as I wanted to further explore Tumblr.

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The Gambia Partnership originally wanted me to update their existing website – but the website wasn’t in the best shape, so I suggested a redesign and fresh build. After reading an article on the Web Design Depot last year I knew their existing content would have to be worked into a very specific form to help gain the visitors attention, to quickly get across their message and then to ask for a donation.

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Debra Orton, and her husband Adam, approached me to design and build them a website to promote – and to sell, a new collection of fine art prints by Debra. The subject of the illustrations is close to my heart so I was very excited by the project – the prints are based on Football stadiums and their surrounding areas, featuring landmarks that are close to the hearts of loyal supporters.

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This project came to me a little out of the blue, it’s not something I’ve built before – or a type of website that I have come across previously. A War Log or War Diary, a journal kept by POW’s in World War 2. Nick wanted to display scans of his Grandfathers in a smart [...]

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This project came to me after an existing client recommended me to the owners of Pond House. They already had a website, but it was looking tired and outdated, it definitely needed a redesign.

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…while working with people you know. We’ve all designed and built websites for people we know, mate’s rates don’t just apply to the building trade, and they shouldn’t. Helping a friend get their business online with a website can be very rewarding – they might have recommended you before, but now they have experience of [...]

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Over the last few months I’ve tried to be scammed on a number of occasions, all I’ve done to invite them is to have a website promoting my freelance website design services, use ebay to auction an ipod touch and place an advert on autotrader to sell a car. Apart from my own website, the [...]

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