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Real sites and products, and what each one needed.

Client projects first, then the products I build and run myself. One concept build at the end, labelled as such.
The Emma Louise Architecture homepage: an illustrated atrium under the headline Sustainable & Accessible Architecture, then a Meet Emma section with her portrait.

Client project · 2025

Emma Louise Architecture

Portfolio website

Emma Louise Architecture is committed to creating spaces that are not only beautiful but also sustainable and universally designed for all.

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The 1st Cheslyn Hay Boys' Brigade homepage: the Boys' Brigade logo over a navy header, a welcome banner photo of the company, and a Who we are section.

Client project · 2025

1st Cheslyn Hay Boys' Brigade

Community website, pro bono

A pro-bono modernisation of an outdated website for a local youth organisation, bringing their digital presence into the modern era.

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The PupilTrack marketing homepage: The All-in-One Platform for Driving Instructors & Schools, with a Start Free Trial button and the £10 per instructor per month offer.

Own product · 2025

PupilTrack

Multi-tenant SaaS, retired September 2026

A management platform for UK driving instructors and driving schools, covering pupils, lesson scheduling, payments and progress tracking. I designed, built and ran it on my own, and retired it in September 2026.

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KitchenSync store listing: Add Recipes. Fast. The New Recipe form with title, description, prep and cook time, servings, ingredients and instructions.
KitchenSync store listing: scaling a recipe's ingredients to a different number of servings.
KitchenSync store listing: cooking mode, one step at a time on a full screen.

Own product · 2026

KitchenSync

Android app, live on Google Play

A recipe manager and cooking assistant for Android, built with React Native and Expo and live on Google Play. It imports recipes from photos, links and pasted text, scales them, warns about allergens and walks you through the cooking.

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Lexic in a desktop browser eleven turns into a daily challenge: ivory tiles spelling crossing words on a green table, labelled bonus squares (2×L, 3×L, 2×W, 3×W), two walnut blocks with ivory crosses marking blocked squares, the scorepad of recent turns top left, and the score with its ×3.0 streak chip top right.

Own product · 2026

Lexic

Browser game, live at lexic.digital

A single-player word game for the browser, built with Phaser 3 and TypeScript and live at lexic.digital. Letters expire if you sit on them, so every turn is a trade-off between the perfect word and the tiles you are about to lose.

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The ArchFirm concept homepage: a brick terrace photograph behind the headline Architecture for people and place, with a banner saying it is a concept build for a practice that doesn't exist.

Concept build · 2026

ArchFirm Chartered Architects, an invented practice

Reusable site template, concept build

A build-time template for small-business sites that share a shape, demonstrated as an invented architecture practice so it makes no claims it cannot back up. One codebase becomes a different business's site in a few hours, with no component holding a client name as a string.

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