About Me

I started working as a freelance web designer in 2006, and I'm still as involved in the day-to-day work now as I was then. Over the years I've designed, built and supported websites for hundreds of businesses and organisations, from local independents to established names.

I value straightforward conversations, reliable service and long-term client relationships. Many people come to me through recommendations or return when they need something new, and I take that trust seriously.

I also believe in supporting worthwhile local projects. One that’s particularly close to home is Malvern Remembers, a website remembering local people who lost their lives during the two World Wars. My own ancestor, Roland Monk, was from Malvern and was killed during the First World War, so the project has a personal connection for me. I rebuilt the website free of charge and continue to provide its hosting and maintenance to help keep these records accessible.

I’m normally available for calls Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm, and I’ll answer the phone whenever I’m able. I have a purpose-built garden office in Malvern where clients can arrange face-to-face meetings and one-to-one training sessions. Whether you’re new to working with me or have been a client for years, I try to make it easy to get hold of the person looking after your website.

My business continues to grow, but I’m still personally involved in the projects and relationships that make it worthwhile. I can help with bespoke web design, WordPress websites, hosting and ongoing support. You can also see examples of my work and get in touch if you’d like a chat.