A charity website, for Neston Flower Society – this one is interesting because they qualified as a charity for free hosting with our fab hosting company 34SP! They wanted a vibrant new full responsive WordPress site, that they could add photo galleries to themselves on a monthly basis, and update their event posts and upcoming dates. A fresh design, and 1 hour training session and they’re off and running with a modern site. (Support is always provided even if you’re doing the updates yourselves.)
Greg Leadbetter, poet, author and critic needed help to get his website started. This is mainly a portfolio site, in typical ‘blog’ form, since there was little he needed to say except a showcase for newly published work. Look at this sort of site for a very reasonably priced solution.
Alison Layland, a writer and editor, wanted a complete website refresh with a new WordPress site bringing her work to the marketplace in a much more up to date way. Full of her own photographs and with links to her work, and including several trailer videos of her novels, this was unusual site having a Welsh translation as well as the English version. Fun to do! (but we’re in her hands as to whether the Welsh is correct!)
A lovely fresh site, full of the colours of the Lake District for the Friends of Coleridge Society. This was an enormous site conversion from an old site, that wasn’t mobile friendly and had become very dated. Over 700 newsletter items transferred into their new site, so that absolutely nothing was lost, and the new site was well received by their members.
The Wyndham Lewis Society needed help in getting their website off the ground. They had bought the domain, and then got stuck, caught up as many do in the awkward position of using Squarespace, but not really having the time to learn how to sort it out. They needed payment forms for members to join, and pages to be able to add their newsletters and latest blogs themselves.
A new website for Heather Evans Family History, a genealogist working in the Thames Valley. This is a fully responsive site that is designed for Heather to be able to update herself whenever she has new things to share. It has images that roll round at the top to keep the website looking fresh, and being a small business, keeping maintenance costs of a website down is important. If you need help with your family history, ask Heather!
Gorgeous complete redesign for Jon Aspinox Writes. (We love the colours and graphics in this one!) The site design included a logo design, and full branding redesign. Fun graphics to go with amusing copy made this project an interesting site to build.




































