Hello, I’m Matt.
I absolutely love building websites. So technically I’ve never actually worked a day in my life…

I love making websites, wrangling code to produce beautiful results all day, everyday. Design is paramount in all my development work – it has to be – design is everywhere it is the vehicle we use to attract consumers to our products and services.

What made me?

Now that’s a difficult question, over the past 20 years I’ve worked both with and for creative agencies – always bridging the gap between the designer and developer to produce amazing work.

In 2005  I decided to set up on my own offering my services to creative agencies and direct clients alike.

In this time I worked on projects for Aardman, Vodafone, T-Mobile, University of Birmingham, Kensington, SEAT, Yates Group and Microsoft Xbox.

In recent years my efforts have been concentrated on working with creative agencies producing website solutions for numerous clients – at times handling a majority of their digital and web requirements. Projects have ranged from interactive Flash presentations, intranet solutions, consumer facing web design and development and a smattering of logos and identities for select clients.

What makes me different?

During my 20 years in the creative industry not only have I concentrated my efforts on website design and development but have also handled branding work, animation and video production gaining experience across numerous disciplines.

These skills benefit my everyday web development work – allowing me to continually bridge the gap between the designer and developer enabling an effective use of design and multimedia to convey brand objectives to consumers through all development work.

Ultimately I offer a very personal service, working directly with all my clients and keeping them informed every step of the way.

I’m always happy to discuss technicalities of a build with designers, to help improve design decisions and design process – always maximising the output and quality of a project at every stage.