Work
Every one of these is live, in use, and still looked after.
Not every job is a website. This one is a full web application, designed and built from scratch as a Digitelos project.
Market Flows tracks UK equities, ETFs, funds and commodities: price against moving averages and a benchmark, unusual trading volumes, director dealings and watchlists - the kind of data-heavy build that page builders can't touch.
Custom application work: designed, built and hosted end to end.
The charity's campaigning had outgrown a website nobody on the committee could update.
A full website rebuild: news, campaigns and donations, with an editor the committee can use. Built on WordPress, so any trustee can publish an update in minutes.
The Slapton village hall had no web site, and bookings were managed on paper. The hall's website came with an explicit design brief - its colour scheme follows a painting that hangs in the hall itself.
Weekly pickleball sessions ended up with much confusion about how many games each person had played, and the rotation debates were becoming a fixture of their own.
A live rotation scheduler: fair turn-taking, shared live state, and it works on any phone brought to the hall.
Used every week. No more paper.
Three churches from two parishes were merged together, and had no single place for Mass times, newsletters or volunteer rotas.
A complete website serving all three churches: Mass times, newsletters, donations, and interactive volunteer rotas the coordinators run themselves.
The rotas that used to live on paper now organise themselves.
One of my own projects: a fast, modern site for reading, searching and exploring the Bible, with study notes a tap away.
Built with Next.js rather than WordPress - the same care for speed, accessibility and plain presentation, on a completely different stack.
Proof the toolbox runs deeper than page builders.
A volunteer project supporting the peace initiatives of Abuna Elias Chacour, with no public home for what it does or way to take donations.
A simple, fast website: what the project does, news of events, and online donations - one-off or regular.
One link to share, wherever the project is mentioned.
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