January 1, 2022
2021 might have had a bit less of the dramatic trauma of 2020 (in terms of Covid) but it had it’s share of Covid-related slowdown. People who were hanging out for a bounce-back got something different to what they expected—there was some relief, but the term “back-to-normal” got dropped. We saw more of the online […]
September 26, 2021
Why would you design an artist’s website with a long-scrolling homepage? Doesn’t that go against the minimalist “gallery” look? An early trend in website design for artists was to feature one work of art on the homepage and leave it up to the user (visitor) to choose to click a link from the navigation menu […]
December 31, 2020
So 2020 is leaving us. Just before it does, I want to give a shout-out to the people who’ve worked with us this year who’ve taken the opportunity to create work, to have websites designed and built, and to keep their online presence up to date with the good work they are doing. Below are […]
May 25, 2018
Plenty of people are worrying about whether or not their website needs an adjustment to comply with the new General Data Protection Regulation. Here’s what you need to know.
January 30, 2016
When artists first contact me to see if I can design them a website, they will often provide a few urls of sites they like by way of reference. This is helpful, as it gives me a good sense of what their aesthetic is and what their expectations are likely to be.
So here are a few artist websites of my own choosing, with my tips on why I think they work well…
February 21, 2015
There’s still a need for every serious photographer to have their own personal website. Social sharing gives you good opportunities to expand your reach but your own website allows you to establish some gravitas around your photography practice. What do you need?
July 13, 2014
If ever there was a way to get my attention for the section of the weekend newspaper that I never read, this was it.
