Websites.
Done right.
Joyful. Simple. Inclusive.

Joyful. Simple. Inclusive.
“It has been a pleasure working with Martin. We are immensely proud of our end product and we would highly recommend Martin to small businesses and voluntary organisations.”
Nick Hawkins
Project lead,
Killearn Heritage Trail
I am an independent website designer and developer.
I make websites because my left brain and right brain got together one day, and said:
Hey...you should
do this. It suits you.
I love transforming websites into a richer experience for everyone.
Joyful. Simple. Inclusive.
Helping good people solve interesting problems gets me out of bed in the morning (unless my daughter wakes me up first...)
If you’d like to work together, you can email me at [email protected]
Some recent projects:
I don’t use customised off-the-shelf themes bloated with features you’ll never use. First, I look at your business goals and user needs; then I’ll custom build the right site within your budget.
I create websites using WordPress, which lets you manage the content yourself. Editing is as easy as using any word processing software; plus I’ll create documentation to reference in case you get stuck.
Fast, efficient sites increase conversion rates. They are good for users, great for search engines and better for the planet.
Using progressive enhancement means important services will always work, even if part of the site suffers a glitch. This can happen anytime or anywhere, often from device limitations or connection quality.
20% of UK visitors experience some level of disability. I believe everyone should have a great web experience so I build websites to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 standards.
My WordPress Care Plan starts at £60 per month. Having your website in safe hands will give you peace of mind, and lets you focus more of your time on your business.
Nothing lights up a web experience like a few delightful touches here and there. I love adding a few Easter eggs to make a website that bit more memorable for visitors. All progressively enhanced.