Read With Me is a community-interest-company linking volunteers with schools across the UK to give children the extra support they need when learning to read. Their new website is a critical hub for connecting with their donors, reaching new volunteers and a core part of their fundraising model.

Behind the scenes, we developed an advanced piece of software that helps them manage volunteer schedules and handle details about their volunteers securely and with ease. Since working with Read With Me, their organisation has continued to grow at an incredible rate, and we've been proud to support them at every step.

Healthcare Ocean was in need of a more formal online presence that reflected their values as a charity. Their new website showcases the work they have done on helping reduce the health industry's impact on our world ocean and helps them to attract new volunteers and collaborators.

Hillesley and Tresham Parish Council approached us as they were unhappy with their existing website and it was a challenge for them to maintain it. We planned out an entire new structure, along with a new brand design, and designed a bespoke content-management-system specific for their needs, with simple instructions to make it painless for them to manage their content. Their new website is complete with photos by local photographers aligned with a professional new style. They now manage their site fully independently but know we're available to help them out if they want to add new features in.

htpc.org.uk is now one of a growing number of local councils we now work with. Important to each is their ability to independently keep their sites up-to-date to make them maximally relevant for their community.

Gordon was struggling to manage his photography portfolio website and its increasing size. A new website was made for him, with a significantly improved content management system that allowed for seamless changes. An updated design makes his new site easier to navigate and includes ecommerce functionality to help him monetise his work.

Sarah is a full-time tutor, specialising in preparing primary school students for their maths SATs. Her new website is now a hub for selling and running online courses as well as a place for new students to sign up for 1-to-1 tutoring.

Fiona has recently started up as a counsellor and needed a basic website to start bringing in clients. Her new website reflects the feel of her business and is set to grow as her business grows and she brings in more clients. Instructions and guides specific to her site now enable her to manage the site's content herself.

Wotton Trails is a community project created based in Wotton-under-Edge, with the aim of enhancing local woodlands with interactive walking trails. We walked their routes with them to design an easy-to-follow map, and developed a custom website which uses QR codes to tell a children's story along the route.

The society's existing website had an outdated design, and hadn't been well maintained. Their new site has a professional look, in keeping with the University of Exeter's new brand, and incorporates new, useful features like an events ticket system and photography competition submissions. These features resulted in an increase in ticket sales and overall website engagement.

Rob is a music teacher and performer. His existing site was in desperate need of an upgrade and rendered poorly on small screens. His new site now includes videos and audio samples alongside smart contact forms to make it easy to get in touch with him.

After the Covid lockdowns, we were approached by the local council to develop an interactive map of Wotton-under-Edge's highstreet. We developed a database of local business (with data collected ourselves), that links with a stunning interactive map.

The Craft Room is a highstreet shop in Wotton-under-Edge. When it was forced to close due to the Coronavirus pandemic, we worked with them to move to online sales and this is now an integral part of their business.