Joiners, tree surgeons, kennels, florists, a castle, a war memorial and more. Every one designed and built from scratch, so no two look the same.
Every site gets its own colours, its own type and its own layout, built around the business it’s for. Here are five of them. Watch the page change as you scroll.
01 · Scotland-wide
My own Scottish travel site, in Scottish blue and whisky gold. It gets around 50,000 visitors a month and earns through Mediavine ads.
Cormorant Garamond with DM Sans
02 · Elgin
Quiet and photo-first, so the wedding photography leads, with clear collections from £1700 and location pages across the north of Scotland.
Cormorant Garamond with Jost
03 · Aberlour
Near-black and cream with a whisky-red accent, and a distillery planner on a map of the Spey that turns a visitor’s wish list into an enquiry.
Cormorant Garamond with Jost
04 · Moray
Premium and image-led, so the polished plaster finishes do the talking, from Moray to Inverness and Aberdeen.
Playfair Display with DM Sans
05 · Buckie
A searchable record of all 362 names on the memorial, in the gold and poppy red of remembrance.
Cormorant Garamond with Source Sans 3
Tell me about your business and I’ll design your new homepage for free, so you can see it before deciding anything.
Trades, shops, venues, heritage sites, web apps and my own sites. Pick a type to narrow it down.
A passion project documenting family adventures and travel experiences across Scotland.
A refined, image-led website for Elgin wedding photographer Mike Custer, who photographs weddings across Inverness, Aberdeen and the Highlands.
A new website for a Speyside chauffeur company run by whisky industry insiders, with a distillery tour planner, a map of the River Spey, and pages for tours, transfers and weddings.
A new website for a family-run glamping, caravan and camping site on a farm above Buckie, where guests can check availability and book direct.
A digital war memorial and searchable database honouring the 362 men and women from Buckie and district who fell in both World Wars.
A new website for Buckie’s community council, with planning and project trackers, an events calendar, a community map and its own admin area.
A new website for a family-run heating, cooling and renewables firm near Portsoy, with a page for every service, the £9,000 heat pump grant explained, and free survey booking.
A calm, safe and accessible website for the local charity supporting women, children and young people affected by domestic abuse since 1987.
A premium website for specialist artisan Richard Hay, showcasing stunning Venetian plaster finishes across Moray, Inverness and Aberdeen.
My own website about the castle on the cliffs near Cullen: its history from 1246, a drone film and a 360° panorama, how to visit, and a guestbook that’s drawing Findlaters and Ogilvies from around the world.
A new website and studio admin for a family and newborn photographer near Huntly: natural photographs, honest prices, and a back office that takes a booking from the first enquiry to the signed contract, the invoice and the gallery.
A new website for a used car and van forecourt in Keith: every car photographed inside and out, filters buyers actually use, viewings booked from a phone, and an admin area where Grant adds and sells the cars himself.
A new website for an Inverness event production company, with a hire catalogue of their sound, lighting, staging and AV equipment, and an admin area the team runs themselves.
A website for Buckie’s community-owned hall, built in 1886 and run by the Fishermen’s Hall Trust since 2018, with hire prices, room sizes, a clickable floor plan, and forms to enquire, join or donate.
A professional website for an NPTC-qualified tree surgery business serving Inverness, Nairn and the Scottish Highlands.
A new website and online shop for a Moray florist I’ve worked with for over 15 years, with everyday flowers to order online and a booking form for wedding consultations.
A new website for an electronics manufacturer with units in Elgin and Lossiemouth: six service pages with technical FAQs, seven project case studies, news, and an admin area the team updates themselves.
A professional website for an established Cullen-based joiner, showcasing expert joinery, new builds and roofing across North East Scotland.
A five-page website for a Buckie joiner and builder: eight services explained properly, 48 photos of finished work, four customers’ reviews in full, and a tap-to-call number on every page.
A website selling plots on a 50-acre business park off the A96 east of Elgin: the site plan, which plots are sold, available or under offer, the case for Elgin, and a brochure to download.
A website for a cold porcelain and sugar flower artist who teaches around the world, with six photo galleries, her four books for sale and a newsletter sign-up.
A warm, professional website for a family-run dog kennels and cattery set on 15 acres of Moray countryside near Elgin.
A website for the North East’s approved Royal Grass dealer, with the 13 grasses explained, putting greens, and around 40 customer reviews with before and after photos from Stonehaven to Invergordon.
A small, quick website for a family fish merchant in Buckie: what’s in stock, opening hours and the delivery runs from Inverness to Huntly, with fish posted overnight anywhere in the UK.
From Buckie and Cullen to Elgin, and through to Inverness. Tap a splodge to see who I’ve worked with in each town.
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