Selected work for brands, charities, and ecommerce businesses with a point of view.

Ecto‑Vault is an independent, fan-led platform for paranormal pop culture, collectors and creators. Reimagined from its WordPress shop and archive, it now works as a specialist shop, community museum and classified records system. Ecto‑Vault is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sony Pictures.

We treated strategy, identity, experience design and engineering as one system. The Astro platform brings the shop, marketplace, Tried & Tested, Oh So Haunted, Vault Vote, My Vault and the hidden Spectral Shell together inside a shared archive language, with Cloudflare, Stripe and Resend supporting the operational layer.

Ecto‑Vault now feels like entering an operational private museum: fast, distinctive and alive, with a launch-ready foundation for products, stories, sellers, members and community participation.

The second generation of Wired/Different’s digital home keeps the warmth of the original identity while turning customer, event and staff journeys into one coherent platform.

We audited the live service, built the successor alongside production, mapped accounts and entitlements, rehearsed real staff and customer journeys, and moved the domain only after a controlled migration and launch review.

Wired/Different now has a faster public experience and a purpose-built operational platform that connects event discovery, membership, access, communication, live rooms and staff support without losing the warmth of the organisation.

Taggart Transport Training needed a sharper platform for a broad training offer: cars, motorcycles, taxis, buses, CPC, LGV, HGV, testimonials, FAQs, updates, and clear contact routes. The rebuild had to make a lot of practical information feel simple.

The rebuild organised the site around clear route pages, practical answers, proof points, and direct contact moments, keeping the interface fast and focused while leaving room for ongoing content.

The finished site gives Taggart a more confident digital presence: easier to navigate, stronger for search, and better aligned with how people choose a training provider.

The second generation of Newhill FC’s digital home: faster to use, calmer to operate and designed around the information supporters and staff need most.

The rebuild was staged away from production: audit first, recreate the content and URL structure locally, establish an Astro-first platform, then iterate through a stakeholder preview using real devices and real club workflows.

V2 gives Newhill a faster public experience and a calmer operational foundation for match information, events, communication and club growth, while the existing website remains untouched until approval and controlled launch.

Clarke & Co. Accountants needed a site that felt established, useful, and easy to act on. The rebuild gives the firm room to explain accountancy expertise, specialist support, and contact routes while keeping the experience calm, direct, and professional.

The site was rebuilt around a restrained visual system, readable service pages, clear contact points, and enough content structure for visitors to understand the offer without feeling buried in accountancy language.

The final site gives Clarke & Co. a polished and dependable web presence that feels current, trustworthy, and practical for real client enquiries.

West Wellbeing needed a website that could carry sensitive support content, community activity, fundraising context, shop activity, and success stories while remaining calm, accessible, and easy to move through.

The structure prioritised reassurance, simple wayfinding, and a clear distinction between urgent support, community information, and broader charity storytelling.

The finished site gives West Wellbeing a richer digital platform that feels supportive, organised, and ready for ongoing community, fundraising, and support updates.

Jamie needed a website that felt as energetic and human as his lessons while giving new players, experienced guitarists, and parents a clear route to understand the offer and get in touch.

We built a fast single-page experience around Jamie’s voice, teaching range, credentials, student proof, and direct contact routes, using expressive type, guitar imagery, and restrained motion to keep the site lively without obscuring the information.

Jamie now has a distinctive website that explains the lessons quickly, brings his personality forward, and gives prospective students a simple path from curiosity to conversation.

Grá Duit brings Irish words and everyday encouragement to comfortable clothing. The brief was to give the brand a distinctive online home and make the collection easy to explore and buy.

We brought the identity, photography and shopping journey together in one considered design. Every page helps customers get to know the brand and find their next favourite piece.

Grá Duit has an online home that feels like its own, with a clear shopping journey and practical tools to support the business as it grows.

No Forking Idea is a Belfast-first PWA for the small but eternal problem of choosing somewhere to eat. One person starts a temporary room, both diners swipe the same curated menu, and a match appears when their choices agree.

We shaped a bright, ownable visual system around a simple room-and-swipe flow, then built the realtime layer around temporary rooms, private votes, and a clean match moment.

No Forking Idea turns indecision into a small shared game: open it, make a room, swipe together, and find the place both people actually want.

Darren Toner’s personal portfolio brings together software engineering, creative development and teaching. A landscape-led introduction gives way to capabilities, experience and a direct contact route.

The site connects a distinctive visual introduction with practical information about the work, the tools and the person doing it.

Who’s Up There? brings current crew information into an orbital experience, with agency filters, individual astronaut profiles and links to mission records.

The crew index draws on Launch Library 2 and keeps its update time visible, connecting a playful introduction with useful spaceflight information.

Ciaran 96 turns a CV and creative portfolio into a desktop of windows, icons and familiar controls. Visitors can explore work history, skills, costume appearances and a contact form.

The experience also includes Minesweeper and chess, extending the desktop idea while keeping professional information and enquiries easy to find.

DataAF begins with independent website checks and is designed to bring analytics, search, leads and performance into a shared view without losing each source’s meaning.

Its public site explains the monitoring approach, website-scoped workspaces and private-access model. Product access is available by request.

Lvthn Academy explores a guided route from first principles to finished work, with course discovery, HTML and CSS lessons, practical activities and learner and tutor views.

The platform is a proof of concept in private preview. The linked site requires access; its learning and membership workflows are still being developed.

The Cub Club uses a scrolling comic-style journey to introduce the Honda Super Cub and explore the details of a classic C90. Readers can interact with the bike, move between chapters and choose whether to enable sound.

Beyond the introduction, the site brings together history, a reading room and links to owner resources. It is a personal enthusiast project by Jb.