Finance House is a commercial rental property in the heart of Guildford’s town centre. Its owners wanted to increase the potential audience for the property by adding an online presence.

We developed a “brochure” website, based on WordPress, that has a close visual tie-in with their existing print marketing and extends the existing brand identity into a new medium.

The owners of the beautiful spanish casita, Al Ladino, wanted to make their website easier to manage without changing the existing design.

We set-up a custom installation of WordPress to act as a Content Management System (CMS) for easy updates and changes to the copy. The existing website design was then converted into a WordPress theme, making the transition practically seamless for site visitors.

Beebware Ltd approached me to create a design for the company website, promoting their web development and IT consultancy services.

The brief was for a modern, clean design which made reference to the history of computing, as the company began writing software for BBC systems back in the 1990s.

You can see the site in action, and learn more about their PHP development services at beebware.co.uk

In October this year, Kate Craig-Wood will be one of a small group of daredevils to make history by skydiving onto Mount Everest.

Kate needed a website to encourage sponsorship (on behalf of Computer Clubs for Girls), and I’m delighted that she chose to come back to binary ink.

You can learn more about the Everest skydive and sponsor Kate (hint, hint) at jumpeverest.co.uk.

Kate’s personal website was in need of a fresh look in time for the publication of an exclusive article in the Sunday times. The new design had to integrate with the existing “back-end”.

The brief was for a softer, modern and more welcoming look and feel. Custom graphics were created to emphasise the client’s personal interests, without swamping the written content.

Visit the site at kate.craig-wood.com