Brand, websites and the quiet systems behind them.
Understanding the need
First, I listen.
How your week runs, what slips when it's busy, what you'd rather never do. Then a short, plain list of what to build. Sometimes the answer is: not much.
Wartnaby Roofing's quote form asks a roofer's questions, in five steps. See it live
Brand
Keep what's good.
I tidy the logo you have, settle the colours and type, and write it down so everyone gets it right.
RWG Engineering's logo, redrawn and kept. See it live
Websites and the tools behind them
Built around what you need.
A site that looks and sounds like you. Need something it can't do yet, like taking payments or scanning tickets at the gate? I build that too. That's the fun part.
Dron Fest: tickets sold online, scanned at the gate on a phone.
Mobile
Wherever they are.
Customers find you on a phone. Your staff work from one. I build for both, even on one bar of signal.
Il Tree Climber: enquiries go straight to WhatsApp, where the work gets booked.
Found, and seen
Easy to find.
Pages that say what you do and where, load fast and don't break. Social posts made from the work you already do.
Wasson Kernow: posts made from the listings, scheduled for each audience. See it live
Back office and support
The bit behind the website.
Somewhere enquiries land, jobs get tracked and nothing's forgotten. And a direct line to me.
NGYT's console: classes, teachers and clashes on one timetable.
The day at a glance: students, sign-ups and payments.
Automations
Do the things you love. Automate the things you don't.
Small, dull, reliable jobs that run themselves, fitted around how you work.
- Every nightCornwall's events found, checked and publishedWasson Kernow
- Every MondayNew funding found, scored and shortlistedNGYT
- After 24 hoursA nudge if an enquiry hasn't had a replyWartnaby Roofing
- When someone paysTheir ticket and QR code, emailedDron Fest · demo
Nobody presses a button.
Start an enquiry
Tell me what's going on.
Two minutes. You'll be talking to me, Paul. I reply within a couple of working days, even if the answer is "not yet".