Unofficial Orson was designed as a means to provide information and to help promote a Los Angeles band who came to the UK seeking their big break, and found it by recently winning a Brit Award for 'Best International Breakthrough Act' for 2007. The website started off as a 3 page website and steadily grew to what it is today. Gaining recognition from the band, their promoters and a fanbase of thousands. This website now has over 100 pages indexed by google and ranks highly.

As a footnote I do this website for free as I can test new ideas, new scripts and designs and is also constantly updated with news and events otherwise my Partner would stop talking to me

The website has just undergone a VERY major facelift which took about 10 days to complete but the design is much easier to navigate and information easier to find

Quirky Cottages is a good example of a small business website with room for expansion built in. It incorporates some flash advertisements to highlight offered services, logo designed from clients own artwork and a remotely hosted availability calendar and booking service.

Tiodhlac a gift shop with a difference. This site uses inline frames to provide a static menu of products. This is a works in progress due to the complexity and product range. Ordering is done through the use of a contact form and costs are emailed to the customer with the option to pay via Paypal.

The Shakespeare Durham designed for a VERY small pub in Durham reportedly the smallest  pub in Durham. This site utilises a guestbook where its customers can leave comments about their visits and some light scripting to provide the scrolling poem on the homepage and a menu designed in flash.

Holy Loch Marina from the other side designed and built to highlight a problem I am facing with a marina developer, councillors and planning