Just a few samples of my work to demonstrate my versatility and how I interpret each client's brief individually.
- Note: Over time these websites may differ from the original sites (which were happily approved by the delighted clients), because each client is shown how to easily make their own changes to their websites and – naturally! – some are happily experimenting …
A one-man small business wanting a clean easy-to-use website that clearly and quickly reflects his trade of tool-sharpening.
Obtaining suitable photos played an important role in creating the look of this website.
The client wanted a simple one-page website which would clearly and dramatically show his line of marine work as an aquaculture systems specialist, as well as providing his contact details.
An online ecommerce site selling Tilley lamps and mantles for campers and enthusiasts and collectors of pressure lanterns. Complex shipping options for the varios products had to auto-configure for customers ordering from different countries.
This popular massage, therapist and coach wanted an online site profiling her skills and services, but also offering courses and service packages. She wanted a friendly, welcoming and clean design using her choice of colours.
This busy auctioneer wanted a striking design, with a layout enabling clear profiling of his services as well as photographs of items coming up for auction. It had to be really easy for new informations and new photos to be added at any time.
Growing-on-Lines or liner plants are young plants that boost production by saving time, labour and costs. This busy liners company wanted to offer a searchable catalogue, along with info on shipping costs etc, and obviously had to be really easy for them to frequently change anything in the catalogue.
A backpackers’ hostel; the owner wanted a friendly and welcoming look, and the website had to have the ability to book and pay online as well as be configured to work with online booking systems such as Booking.com and similar others.
A busy Auckland region electricial company wanting a bright, professional site showcasing their skills and also making it easy for potential clients to contact them by phone or via Messenger.
A multi-page website for a local bowling club which would profile their activities as well as their facilities, and offer bowling tips, how-to’s, and a FAQ page. Aimed at both current members to view tournament info etc, as well as to encourage new members to give lawn bowls a go.
A specialised tool company. “We want a clean, professional look, and one which clearly shows what we do.”
A chic and unusual private blog wanted ONLY for invited people who’ve been given the secret password!
Link HIDDEN at client’s request
Bernard and Sharon wanted a clean yet colourful website, with the major focus on profiling their glass mosaics and mixed media through sortable or filterable galleries of images of their work. Each gallery smartly rearranges itself to fill the available space.
An art and antiques business, the owners asked for an elegant, understated look. They wanted an ecommerce website, with easy stock-management needed.They specifically wanted the text to be this colour.
This client wanted a website that clearly illustrates his consultancy work with regenerative farming, soil conditions etc.
Wanted the ability for people to message him immediately, and to be able to make his own changes to the website.
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This website had to tie in, both as regards look & design, with the daily cartoons in newspapers, hence the black and white design; and it had to be simple yet draw potential customers in immediately. It’s another ecommerce site.
A classy clothes boutique, clean & elegant, easy to navigate for customers as well as for the owner. Meant to be an ecommerce site, unfortunately the company closed due to covid.
A painter, Sue wanted a friendly site with a fresh look, that would clearly show her range of styles and subjects. She also wanted a catalogue with images in specific clickable categories. Done!
An online ecommerce site for a company selling educational resources; needed various subcategories to drop-down in menu, and a “Sign Me Up” form for newsletter subscribers. Various sections, from “Best Sellers”, to “You recently viewed…”
This popular hand-made shoe manufacturer wanted an online ecommerce store with a friendly yet clean layout. Products had to be able to have several images, as well as clickable colour and size options for customers to choose before paying online.
The client wanted a one-page website that clearly and immediately showed that he is a mobile mechanic; so strong colours and clear message; and one which has his FB posts automatically displayed on the website page.
This client wanted a website for a luxury standalone AirBnB, clearly showing both its romantic aspects as well as the luxury and seclusion. Had to have the ability to both book and pay online.
Now closed as B&B.