Growing up in the 1990s, I caught the tech bug during the wild west days of the early web—an era of dial-up tones, raw HTML, and open exploration long before "Googling it" was a phrase. That early fascination with how digital spaces were built from scratch shaped my foundational approach to web development: curious, hands-on, and driven by clean craftsmanship. Today, I translate that initial spark of early-internet ingenuity into modern digital experiences.
By blending the creative nostalgia of the early web with contemporary design trends, responsive architecture, and sleek functionality, I build websites that are not only visually striking and practical, but genuinely memorable.
Some Highlights
2023–2026
I’ve enjoyed working as a freelance developer —
keeping up a long-term relationship with four agencies who call on me from time to time. I really value the flexibility this brings.
2020–2024
Worked as a in-house developer —
Worked for a large lighting company on their websites and in-store systems. Developed websites using WooCommerce with numerous customisations, including a custom-built CMS for invoicing and labelling used both online and in store.
2022–2023
Worked freelance as a web developer —
Built a new system for a major manufacturer of photography backdrops. I implemented a POS system and adapted it for their needs at trade shows.
2020
Rapid operations pivot —
Worked with several local businesses to add click and collect and contactless shopping during Covid-19, introducing contactless booking frameworks.