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Of course the site you’re looking at is a good example of a WordPress site. But different projects have different needs; and WordPress isn’t just for blogs. Here’s a selection of sites I’ve worked on: for small businesses, festivals, musicians, personal projects and more…
Clean and classy, this is a simple WordPress site for some slightly roguish London foodies. Visit website » More »
A simple WordPress-driven site thoroughly documenting the iconic single by Tom Robinson. Interviews, MP3 downloads, and exhaustive information on all the different versions emerging from the song's fascinating history. Visit website » More »
Produced quickly and effectively in time for the 2010 UK general election, this WordPress-driven site clearly and effectively communicates the aims of a broad range of charities and NGOs trying to highlight the importance of global poverty, climate and justice... More »
An extensive WordPress-driven business site. Features include: Integration with an osCommerce-powered shopping cart system Fully customized user accounts system, facilitating subscriptions and various levels of client access, with front-end login Custom code allowing full "sub-sites" for individual conferences, all managed via the same... More »
I'm very proud to have helped give Urthona a web presence. Creating expansive, heavily rural guitar landscapes, Urthona have quickly gained a strong reputation among psychedelic noise afficianados. "Within the fiery soul of this Urthona music, there's a holy beauty that... More »
RedEye are an established company who specialize in web analytics, email marketing and website usability. They wanted their site revamping, based on WordPress. Designer Ilona Filipenkova came up with the new look, and I created a custom theme based on... More »
London-based design studio Loop.pH managed the creation of a website showcasing the plans for a major new media, design and science park near Salzburg in Austria. They needed some WordPress expertise, and I helped them turn their design ideas into... More »
Pestival is a celebration of art inspired by insects, and the art of being an insect. Its first incarnation in 2006 happened at the London Wetlands Centre; in 2009 it's taking over most of the Southbank. To match this expansion... More »
One of the great things about WordPress is that, even as I learn more and more about how far the platform can go to support surprisingly large corporate or news sites, for example, it still works great for very small... More »
Integer Research wanted to make their upcoming Diesel Emissions conference in Beijing stand out. I worked with them to create a simple, striking, modern feel, and a host of features that took advantage of WordPress's thriving collection of plugins, as... More »
Pli Design create attractive furniture based on traditional design principles, and saturated at every stage of the production process with the latest research on sustainability. Their site is an excellent example of WordPress used for both blogging, giving their clients and... More »
In early 2008, some enterprising people started Hive, a healthcare communications agency that aims to foster a smarter, patient-centred approach within the healthcare industry. They wanted a low-cost, effective, easy-to-use website to get them going. They also wanted to bring the... More »
Dale Pendell is a unique writer. A botanist, software engineer, poet and former student of the maverick classics scholar Norman O. Brown, Dale is best known for his voluminous, unclassifiable Pharmako trilogy (published by Mercury House). These books explore the... More »
Ysanne Spevack, besides ably editing the organic food website that I help her with, is an accomplished violinist and string arranger. She's added her string magic to music by people such as Michael Stipe, Smashing Pumpkins and the Master Musicians... More »
A while ago, a friend of a friend asked if I could spare some time to help out with an organic food information website. I'm a strong believer that organic food isn't just a middle class health fad; with dwindling... More »
I've a long-standing interest in both independent publishing and esotericism, so it was an honour to be approached by Fulgur, one of the world's leading publishers of high quality, "talismanic" volumes by influential and innovative occultists, to produce their website. Originally... More »
Dreamflesh is the hub for my personal interests in prehistory, consciousness, ecology and everything in-between. A highly acclaimed print journal sadly only made one issue; but following the publication of my first book of essays, Archaeologies of Consciousness, more one-off themed... More »
I’ve worked with many leading web agencies, including Splendid, Erasmus, Public Life, Engage Group, No Diamonds and tmg. Many a finely crafted website I’ve created in this situation has been gobbled up through the end client being, say, a government department which has been revamped or downsized before the project’s finished.
One site in particular deserves being singled out (see the screenshot to the right). I worked closely with Public Life on the website for John Grooms, a housing association for disabled people. We wanted to show that fully accessible websites can be slick and good-looking, too. From the layouts created by their designer, and informed by Public Life’s own careful user testing, I developed the working XHTML and CSS. The site won the Charity & Public Service Website of the Year award in 2005. Johns Grooms has also undergone organisational overhaul that’s taken the site I worked on from the web, but I was chuffed with the award.
Here’s a few other sites I’ve done with agencies:
Here’s a list of other sites I’ve built or contributed to: