Web, code & design.

Business websites, landing pages, and custom interfaces built around the information visitors actually need. The focus is on clear content, usable navigation, and layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.

Website builds & refreshes

New pages, redesigns, landing pages, service information, and improvements to existing websites.

Responsive interfaces

Phone-friendly layouts, clear buttons, readable content, and navigation that works with a keyboard as well as a mouse.

Performance & maintenance

Image optimization, broken-link fixes, content changes, browser checks, and cleanup of slow or inconsistent pages.

A useful starting point: the purpose of the site, the pages you need, your existing content, and examples of layouts you like.

Custom software starts with a real task: what needs to happen, who needs to do it, and what gets in the way. That can mean a small utility, a repeatable workflow, or a more involved web application.

Custom applications

Interfaces for managing information, entering records, checking status, and making everyday work easier to follow.

Automation & integrations

Scripts and connections that reduce repeated data entry, organize files, or move information between compatible systems.

Fixes & improvements

Troubleshooting existing code, refining an interface, and extending a tool without replacing everything around it.

A useful starting point: the current process, example inputs and outputs, the devices involved, and the part that takes the most time.

Clean, consistent visuals for websites and everyday digital use. Work can include improving an existing image, preparing a set of assets, or creating graphics that fit the rest of a site.

Image cleanup

Background removal, cropping, compositing, colour adjustments, and practical improvements to existing photos or graphics.

Web-ready files

Appropriate dimensions, transparent backgrounds where needed, consistent formats, and file sizes suited to online use.

Digital layouts & graphics

Banners, interface artwork, presentation graphics, and visual assets arranged for a clear, consistent result.

A useful starting point: the original files, where the finished images will be used, required sizes, and any brand or style references.