A small, honest portfolio — every project here is live and still maintained by us.
A site for a Leominster-based maths tutor offering one-to-one lessons from GCSE through to degree level, in person and online. Built to convert visitors into enquiries, rank for local search terms like “maths tutor Leominster”, and make safeguarding practice genuinely clear to parents — not just a line in the small print.
A straightforward site for a local foodbank — opening times, what's needed, and how to get help or give it, all easy to find and easy to keep current without any technical know-how. Built free of charge, with the code openly available for the foodbank to keep, move, or hand to anyone they choose.
How to Love the Lord Your God, a book by Greg Wright, rebuilt from a single-page app that only ever showed one chapter to search engines at a time, into a proper website where the whole book is genuinely there to be read, chapter by chapter — free to download, or available on Amazon.
Development and testing principles for software developers, honed over 40 years of professional practice — rebuilt from a GitHub wiki into a proper, readable site with its own identity, one rule per page.
A proof-of-concept rebuild of a five-church benefice website — showing what we'd build for a parish or benefice: the same templated build pipeline, automated tests and versioning as our other sites, with its own distinct visual identity. This is a demo, not the parishes' actual website, and it's kept out of search results so it's never confused with the genuine one.
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