My background

I’m a nature loving introvert living on the East coast of Scotland. I adore timeless designs inspired by local landscapes, finding joy in simple things and creative freedom. Technology has been a big part of my life since I got my first computer in 1990 at age five. I’ve spent many of my teenage afternoons on MySpace, overshared on tumblr and eventually found my passion in creating beautiful and accessible online homes. Today I bring over a decade of experience in digital strategy and media production as well as a real love of what I do to my work. 

Before starting my web design studio back in 2015 I had a million different jobs – I was a nanny, an HR manager, a stage assistant, an events coordinator and a management assistant, but nothing ever felt totally right for me.

I knew that creating solid systems comes easily to me and that I love translating ideas into a visual language that helps bring a great message across. I was craving a life on my own terms and to work with people who share my values. So I quit my job, moved to the seaside and studied for a masters in creative media. After a bit of trial & error I managed to weave all the parts of myself and the things I am passionate about together into a life that makes me happy.

I’m proudly queer, disabled & neurodivergent, which I believe allows me to bring unique perspectives, creativity & resilience to my work. 

My values as web designer

& small business mentor

Why I love this work so much

I work with incredibly people who really care – not just about their bottom line, but also about the planet, their communities and our shared futures. 

I’ve seen time and time again that a professional website and solid systems can dramatically change the way we feel about our work.  

My clients often tell me that they are much more confident and optimistic after working with me. 

I love helping people get clear on what they really want from their work, the technologies they use and the relationships they’re building. It’s exciting to see the internet mature to a space where people with all kinds of different identities, abilities and desires can thrive and connect with each other to tackle the challenges we’re facing together.