Some of my work

Loveology.org is a free relationship resource for couples and people who work with couples. Providing expert answers from the world's leading relationship experts to user-submitted questions.

Loveology is the largest project I've ever undertaken solo, although I have to hat-tip Gareth Redfern for helping in late 2021.

It operates in a serverless infrastructure that means that we don't need to monitor servers and we can scale instantly with traffic surges. It's built using Laravel, Tailwind CSS, Vue JS and Alpine JS. It integrates a number of third-party APIs like Stripe, Algolia, Klaviyo, Vimeo, Mixpanel, Fathom Analytics and Google Analytics.

Workwithstatamic.com is the official job board for the world's radest, flatest content management system, Statamic.

SportsWork are changing the game in sports recruitment being the latest source of jobs in sport.

As a coach/director working in professional rugby, CEO David Humphreys, found it extremely difficult to find and hire talent.

The initial MVP was built on Craft CMS and I built a number of customisations. Most notably, support for automated feeds from a custom Laravel application as well as custom business and payment logic when a customer posts a job listing.

Circle came to me to help them assess CMS options with a view to moving on from their static HTML website.

Having multiple environments where content changes could be pushed to was key and so we opted for Statamic.

Working closely with the marketing and design team, I built a collection of CMS components that meant the marketing could build landing pages without additional design or development time.

I also developed a handful of custom Statamic addons to integrate some third-party API services directly into the Statamic control panel: Common Sense Media, Shopify and analytics.

Datica came to me to get a Statamic project over the line and into production.

Working with their marketing team, we've built on the solid foundation they had in place and have enhanced their publishing workflow for the marketing team that now affords them the ability to build custom landing pages without the development time.

Since the church started in 2009, Harvest ran a simple WordPress site that helped them communicate what they were about, what was going on and publish weekly sermon recordings.

As a growing church, their leadership saw the need for a more engaging web experience.

I built a mobile-first website in Craft CMS giving leadership the automonony to build a variety of custom layouts for their pages. A tight integration with Vue.js and Algolia allows lightning-fast search across their decade old sermon archive, faceting against speaker, series and more.

imi mobile came to me when they needed to outsource some custom addon development for their new Statamic website. I built them a handful of Statamic tools: one that enforced brand consistency within the CMS content, another to that allowed them to do live demonstrations of their imi connect product and another that allows their website to generate QR codes on the fly.

MLT are in the business of generating business for the UK's leading law practices.

They wanted an application that would allow their clients to see the business they were leaving on the table from the leads generated by their respective websites and call systems.

I built a customer relationship management platform in Laravel and Vue.js that aggregated website contact submission and call information from third-party systems into a dashboard. The CRM would then nudge the law practices of outstanding business that was there to be had.

Definitely one to tell the grandkids (although my children don't really care). Working with muscial royalty I was privileged to build out a bespoke "mobile-first" front end for Sir Paul's website.

Drupal isn't a platform I use; but working with my friends at "Made With Custard" made my experience all the better.