I design and build web sites and web applications. I love what I do, and this means that all my work is high quality. I pay close attention to the most modern standards and best practices of web development, and everything I produce is hand-crafted for my clients. I relish the dichotomy at the heart of this kind of work: I continually seek out ways of working faster, but I'm an uncompromising perfectionist.
I do content management, e-commerce, search engine optimization as standard, and integration of your photos, videos, blogs, and tweets.
With around ten years' experience in the web, I can turn my hand to many problems, from setting up a product inventory system for your online shop to creating animations and rich interactivity for your web pages. Get in touch to find out more »
Alistair, you have done a fantastic job in scoping, communicating and implementing the project. I would definitely recommend you to to others and I look forward to working with you again in the future. Thank you.
Goodbye and Good Riddance to Word Processors: A Better Way To Write Proposals
A few days ago I tweeted:
“Writing a proposal. Oh boy do I hate word processors. There must be a better way.”
It turns out there is, though I ended up forging my own path to suit my skills and working methods. A little background…
I need to produce decent looking proposals for … read on »
The WordPress White Screen of Death
This is the kind of thing that happens out of nowhere when you’re in the middle of finishing off something simple, and sends you into a rage shouting “What the fucking hell…this is just bizarre!” and so on, until you finally fix it by fiddling about intuitively, and then just … read on »
critique-of-pure-reason.com
I haven’t been blogging here much because I’ve been doing it over at my philosophy blog, critique-of-pure-reason.com. Go take a look and leave a comment, if you’re into that sort of thing. If you’re here for web development…I really should write something soon. I’ve just launched chop-chop.co.uk, and it’s worth … read on »