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Tom Stevens

Projects

Some of my work

View from a Room

The client wanted to be able to highlight their shepherds huts with a minimal design incorporating plenty of photography. 🌄

Startle

Worked with the gallery owner to make this striking Shopify store, adjusting the theme defaults to provide better search engine optimisation. 🖼️

Daniel Paice

Daniel wanted an easy to manage website where he could showcase his books and share his blog with the world. 🌎

Enhance Scalp

Welcome to the niche world of scalp micropigmentation. Take a look at the WordPress website I made for them. 🪞

The Mosaic Restoration Company

I handle ongoing content strategy and monthly visibility reporting so they know what's working. 🏛️

JW Clark

Developed a new WordPress site with case studies and a custom tonnage calculator, built to drive traffic to their lead-gen contact form. 🦺

Mostly artists, makers and small creative businesses – I’ve built and cared for sites for mosaicists, furniture makers, textile and food businesses, poets, graphic designers, printers, videographers, galleries and health and beauty brands. If you’re an independent creative business trying to look as good online as your work does in person, that’s usually where I fit in.

Both, depending on what you’re selling. WordPress suits most brochure-style or portfolio sites – galleries, studios, service-based creative businesses. If you’re selling products directly, Shopify’s usually the better fit. Happy to talk through which makes more sense for you.

Yes, and that’s a lot of what I actually do day to day. Ongoing care plans, hosting, content updates, visibility reporting – some of my longest client relationships are sites I didn’t build myself, just look after.

Both – practical SEO is baked into how I build sites from the start (site structure, page speed, on-page basics), and I offer it as an ongoing service too if you want someone keeping an eye on rankings and visibility rather than just building the thing and disappearing.