Selected work

50 projects. Four with the numbers attached.

Roofing, HVAC, electrical, ecommerce, healthcare, security, AI software and a farm. The through line is search, not sector.

Recent work, 2026

UI/UX improvements and current builds.

Live sites you can open and use today. The two House of Alchemie projects are still in progress and are marked that way.

Application and full stack builds

The ones that are software, not pages.

Marketplaces, platforms, configurators and custom builds where the job was an application with a data model behind it rather than a set of pages. Every one of these is live and you can go and use it.

How the development work runs

Everything else, with links to the live sites.

Where a site is still live you can go and look at it. Some have since been redesigned by their owners.

Common questions

What is included in a UI/UX improvement project?

An audit of how visitors actually move through the site, then changes to layout, navigation, typography, calls to action and mobile behavior, shipped on the existing platform where possible. Speed and technical SEO fixes ride along, because a clearer page that loads slowly still loses the visitor.

Can I speak to any of these clients?

Yes. For the four detailed case studies I can put you in touch with the client directly, once I have checked they are happy to take the call. I would rather you heard it from them.

Are these all your own builds?

These are projects where I did the design, the development, the SEO or some combination of the three. Where I worked as part of a larger team I say so on the project itself rather than claiming the whole thing.

Some of these sites look different now. Why?

Because clients keep running their businesses after I hand over. Several of these have been edited, extended or redesigned since launch, which is what should happen. The case studies describe what was built and what it produced at the time.

Yours could be number 51.