Web and media work starts with understanding what needs to be published, found, maintained or corrected. A website, domain name, public listing, flyer, sign or search snippet is useful only when people understand what it is for, who controls it, what data is involved and how it can be maintained later.
This can include a new or existing website, a visual identity, domain names, hosting choices, online accounts, search visibility, AI interpretation, printed material, signs or platform posts. The work is not only about making something look good or putting it online. It is also about understanding the tools, accounts, data, dependencies and maintenance choices behind the visible result.
Work on logos, typography, colours, layout, print files and reusable design sources. This includes learning about RGB, CMYK, Pantone, RAL, colour perception, accessibility, free design software, swatches, print preparation and practical production.
Work on new and existing websites, from content and structure to HTML, stylesheets, accessibility, privacy, CMS choices, plugins, themes, licences, Lighthouse tests and maintainable web technology.
Guidance around domain names, DNS, email, hosting choices, access, backups, updates and maintainable technical setups. The aim is to keep websites, domains and email understandable and under control.
Work on names, domain names, public listings, social media accounts, Google Business Profile, OpenStreetMap, account access, protection, recovery and reclaiming control when accounts or listings are lost or captured.
Practical work around search visibility, metadata, page titles, snippets, wording, page structure, search behaviour and how search engines and AI systems read, summarize and sometimes misinterpret public pages.
Work on clear messages, social media posts, flyers, brochures, signs, window lettering, print preparation, layout, colour, distribution and the practical link between digital design and physical presentation.