There comes a time when a website needs re-designing or re-developing, just to meet the latest trends of webdesign, or to better fit the needs of the client.

I have re-launched two websites this week, the first being Emily’s Portraits, which belongs to my friend Emily. She is a great portrait artist, and works to an unbelievably low fee, hand-drawing portraits from a photograph that you provide her with.

The other website I have re-launched is Wud Records, which is my Dad’s. That website went from being an archive of information about Wud Records to becoming a project that required a more professional design and an online store.

Both of the re-designs are live right now, so check them out.

Hello everybody, and welcome back to those of you who are still, for some peculiar reason, checking my website. It was down for a period of time due to the fact I left my position as web developer with Rokk Media in November, and decided to test the world of self-employment, and therefore I needed a page to show potential clients – rather than just a collection of my whinging blog posts. My old blog was actually still available, but I only updated it a couple of times, so you didn’t miss much.

You’ll notice that all of my old blog posts have been moved to a category labeled “Archive”. I may sort through them at some point and categorise them better, but for now they are marking a cut off point, as this is the new me! I plan to continue blogging in much the same manner as I was before. I have nothing to hide from anybody. However, the main outlet for this website is now going to be my website development work, which as you can see, since November, I have been doing a fair amount of.

I’m very busy at the moment managing Monkey Lord, and managing Rob Chappers himself, but once things have calmed down a bit, I’m hoping to do a regular blog post, as well as a regular YouTube video.

Anyway – I hope you are all very well, and have been taking care of yourselves. If you know anybody who wants a website, you know where to send them, right?