Websites & interfaces

Give your content the right structure

A website needs to explain what you offer and help people find what matters. Before working on the visual details, I look at the content, page hierarchy and the actions a visitor should be able to take.

This service is suited to independent businesses, creative projects and teams that need a considered website or a clearer interface. The scope can range from a single landing page to a small multi-page website.

Design that considers the browser

Typography, spacing, imagery and interaction are developed as one system. Desktop and mobile layouts are considered together so the experience adapts to how people actually browse.

My workflow can include Figma design, responsive HTML and CSS, lightweight JavaScript, or WordPress implementation. The choice follows the editing needs, content structure and agreed scope of the project.

A useful handover

Deliverables are defined at the outset. They may include responsive design files, reusable components, an implemented front end and notes for future updates. Integrations or backend requirements are identified early so they can be scoped accurately.

Explore the website portfolio for examples of editorial direction, product interfaces and component work.

For content-rich interfaces, the guide to digital asset marketplace features explores discovery and information hierarchy. When the design is ready to build, front-end development connects it with browser behaviour.

Before choosing a layout, use the homepage content checklist to prepare your offer, proof, service descriptions and primary action. Bringing those decisions into the brief gives the design a clear structure.

The website navigation guide turns those content decisions into a route map, with practical checks for menu labels, mobile behaviour and page destinations.