Our work
Live sites, grouped by the kind of project they are. Every one is tested on every change, and every one belongs to its owner.
Churches, whole benefices and charities. What we build for community groups
kingtonparishes.org.uk
Five churches (Kington, Titley, Old Radnor, Kinnerton and Huntington) on one site, with shared clergy, one calendar and a page for each church. It replaced the benefice's Squarespace site on 6 September 2026, and volunteers keep it up to date through SiteAdmin.
Visit Kington Parisheskingtonfoodbank.org.uk
A friendly welcome and a bag of essentials, every Friday at the Parish Hall. A small, warm site that tells people who need help exactly when and where to come, and tells everyone else how to give.
Visit Kington FoodbankSmall and growing businesses. What we build for business
wrightmaths.uk
A one-to-one maths tuition business in Leominster and online, from GCSE to A Level and IB. The site leads with what parents actually ask about: qualifications, DBS checks and which exam boards are covered.
Visit Wright Maths TuitionOne thing, one website, until it's sold. How personal sales sites work
orangebob.uk
A lovingly upgraded 2020 Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 with its own website. Every upgrade, the full maintenance history, a photo gallery and one clear way to get in touch. One link to share on every listing, forum and WhatsApp group.
Visit Bob, the big orange bikeDemo mediawright.uk/demos/house
The same template as Bob, dressed for a house: room-by-room pictures, a floor plan, an energy rating, the local area, what has been done to it, and an enquiry form. The house, the village and the seller are all made up, so you can see exactly what you would get.
See the demoBespoke applications for bigger organisations. What we build at this scale
Demo mediawright.uk/demos/car
A showcase of what we can build: a five-page website for a made-up car and motorbike dealer. A stock list with filters that work on a phone, vehicle pages with photo galleries, a finance calculator and a test-drive form. The dealer, the vehicles and the finance figures are all invented, and nothing you type is sent.
See the demoWriting that deserved a proper home on the web, including the rule-book behind all of this.
mrwrightsrules.mediawright.uk
Eight software engineering principles from forty years of practice, moved off a GitHub wiki onto a site that is easier to read and to add to. It is the rule-set every MediaWright site is built by.
Visit Mr Wright's Ruleslovinggod.uk
A book turned into a proper website: readable on a phone, easy to share a single chapter from, and findable by search engines.
Visit Loving GodTell us what you have in mind. We'll tell you plainly what it would take.
