Digital Design
Thoughtful design for meaningful work.
Websites and digital design for people whose work is rooted in care, connection and what matters.
From counsellors, therapists and celebrants to parishes and community organisations, I help people communicate their work with warmth and clarity.
I bring words, images and ideas together to create a welcoming online presence—one that feels like you, tells your story clearly and helps people take the next step.
Helping people find their way to you
Perhaps you’re starting something new. Perhaps your website no longer reflects who you are, or you have plenty of ideas and need someone to bring them together.
I help you shape what you want to share into something clear, engaging and easy to use.
From the first welcome to the contact page, I consider what your visitors need: a sense of who you are, information they can find easily, and the confidence to get in touch.
What I can help with
Website design
Welcoming, carefully considered websites that reflect your work. Whether you need a new website or a thoughtful refresh, I bring together the structure, words and visual details.
Words & content
Support with deciding what to say and how to say it. Together, we’ll organise your information and shape your wording so visitors understand who you are, what you offer and where to go next.
Visual identity & supporting design
Logos, colour palettes and materials that give your work a consistent feel. This might include newsletters, leaflets, presentation slides or digital graphics.
Ongoing website care
Practical support to keep your website current, with updates, new content and refinements as your work develops.
St Mary’s Catholic Church
A welcoming online home for parish life.
Bringing faith, community and practical information together, this project included website design, a refreshed visual identity and carefully organised content.
Visitors can explore Mass times, parish groups, sacraments and news, with a warm introduction for those discovering the parish for the first time.
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Selected work
Laura Marie Therapy
A personal introduction to a caring practice.
A website is often someone’s first introduction to a counsellor. It needs to offer a sense of the person behind the practice, alongside clear information about their approach and how to get in touch.
Explore this counselling website as another example of my design work.
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A personal, collaborative approach
Good design begins with listening.
I take time to understand your work, the people you want to reach and what you need your website to do. You don’t need a finished brief or all your words prepared—we can work through those together.
My own work spans bodywork, celebrancy and supporting people through life’s changes. Care, listening and attention to detail run through all of it, and shape how I approach design.
I particularly enjoy working with people who bring that same thoughtfulness to what they do.
How we’ll work together
01 — A conversation
We’ll talk about your work, your current website if you have one, and what you’d like to achieve.
02 — A clear proposal
I’ll outline the suggested approach, what’s included, the cost and an expected timescale, so you know what to expect before we begin.
03 — Bringing it together
We’ll develop the structure, words and design, with opportunities for you to review and give feedback along the way.
04 — Ready to share
Once everything is agreed and checked, we’ll prepare your website for launch and discuss any ongoing support you need.
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