Full Brand Identity & Website Design | ClearPlan Case Study

Case Study: Complete Brand Identity & Web Design for ClearPlan

Embarking on a home extension can be a daunting process for many homeowners. ClearPlan was established to eliminate that stress, combining 25 years of domestic extension experience with clear build advice, complete architectural drawings, and a fully itemised cost plan.

To launch this comprehensive service, they required a full brand identity—including versatile logo designs, custom character illustrations, and a lead-generating website—that communicated their core ethos: “Know Before You Build”.

The Challenge:

The primary challenge was to create a brand that felt highly professional and authoritative, yet entirely approachable. The construction and architectural planning sectors can often feel intimidating or overly technical.

ClearPlan needed to visually demystify the process and build immediate trust with homeowners. Furthermore, the branding needed to be versatile enough to work across various digital formats, from a responsive website layout to social media avatars, requiring multiple logo variations.

The Design Rationale:

Logo Variations & Colour Palette I developed a highly legible, modern logotype using a colour palette of deep, trustworthy navy blue and an energetic, construction-adjacent yellow. To ensure maximum versatility, two primary logo formats were created:

The Horizontal Logotype: A clean, straightforward mark with the navy and yellow typography sitting neatly above the brand’s core tagline.
The Stacked Mascot Logo: A more playful, illustrative badge where the brand’s custom mascots stand behind a white house roof graphic, framed by a solid yellow circle.

Custom Character Mascots To truly humanise the brand, I designed two custom mascots (one male, one female) to represent the ClearPlan team. Dressed in cohesive uniforms—branded navy polo shirts, grey work trousers, and heavy-duty toolbelts—they visually bridge the gap between office planning and on-site building. By equipping them with tools of the trade, such as a clipboard, a smartphone, and a red toolbox, the characters convey a sense of thorough preparation, modern efficiency, and readiness.

Website Design & User Experience The website acts as the central hub for ClearPlan’s lead generation. The homepage hero section immediately addresses the user’s primary need with the headline: “Planning a home extension?”.

Visual Hierarchy: The layout utilises a clean, white background and deep navy footers and headers to allow the bright yellow “Book a Survey” call-to-action buttons to stand out prominently.
Trust Signals: The mascots are placed strategically on the right side of the screen to guide the user’s eye and add a friendly face to the service. Below the fold, the core brand pillars—”One Team. One Process. One Fee.”—are clearly displayed to reinforce transparency and build immediate trust before the user even scrolls.

The Outcome

The resulting project is a cohesive, highly approachable brand identity. The combination of clean, professional web design and friendly, bespoke mascots successfully positions ClearPlan as the trusted, go-to experts for domestic extensions.

The unified visual language reassures homeowners that their project is in safe, experienced hands right from the start.

The primary horizontal logotype for ClearPlan, featuring the company name in bold navy and yellow typography, positioned above the tagline 'Know Before You Build'.

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Calisthenics Equipment Logo Design | Phoenixeer Case Study

Case Study: Minimalist Brand Identity for Phoenixeer

Entering the direct-to-consumer fitness market requires an identity that immediately conveys strength and quality.

Phoenixeer is a fitness and calisthenics equipment company focused on high-quality and differentiated equipment, launching with products such as chain belts and inversion boots.

Targeting the 18–35 demographic directly through social media and fitness influencers, they needed a visual identity that would resonate strongly with dedicated athletes and stand out effortlessly on physical products.

The Challenge:

The core brief was to create a logo that inspires people to become a better version of themselves, drawing directly from the mythology of the phoenix. The design needed to invoke high quality and reliability while maintaining a sleek, minimalist aesthetic.

Practically, the logo had to be highly versatile, performing flawlessly across websites, social media profiles, clothing embroidery, and directly applied to fitness equipment.

A minimalist, stylised phoenix emblem mid-flight, coloured in a vibrant gradient that transitions from deep red at the wingtips to bright gold at the tail.

The Design Rationale:

The Phoenix Mascot To capture the essence of rebirth, transcendence from the ashes, and physical power, I designed a minimalist interpretation of the mythical bird.

Form & Energy: The symbol uses sharp, sweeping lines to depict a bird in mid-flight. The ascending posture was designed to evoke the feeling of growth and the explosive physical power required for advanced calisthenics movements, such as the “muscle up”.
Minimalism: By stripping away complex feathers or intricate details, the symbol remains incredibly sharp and legible, ensuring it will look pristine whether embroidered on a gym bag or stamped into a heavy-duty lifting belt.

Typography & Layout To ensure maximum flexibility across different applications, the client requested two primary compositions: one with the logo centred above the text, and another with the logo adjacent on the right.

Font Choice: I paired the dynamic symbol with a tall, condensed, bold sans-serif font. This heavy typography grounds the soaring energy of the icon, providing a solid, stable foundation that visually reinforces the reliability and strength of the equipment itself.

Colour Palette The client requested the exploration of red, black, or gold to pair well with the image of a phoenix. While I provided a stark, single-colour black version for highly versatile application (such as monochromatic embroidery or metal stamping), the primary brand mark utilises a vibrant gradient. The symbol transitions seamlessly from a deep, aggressive crimson red at the wingtips down to a bright, fiery gold at the tail. This “fire” palette pairs perfectly with the solid black typography, capturing the brand’s motivational ethos to “Harness the Flames” and “Ignite Your Spirit”

The Outcome

The final Phoenixeer logo is a fierce, highly adaptable emblem that perfectly answers the client’s brief. It successfully captures the brand’s motivational drive to elevate strength and embrace the fire within. The resulting identity sits comfortably alongside major industry competitors, providing Phoenixeer with a striking, premium mark ready to disrupt the calisthenics equipment market.

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Activewear Mascot Logo Design | HYENA Case Study

Case Study: Dynamic Mascot Logo for HYENA Activewear

In the highly competitive fitness and apparel market, an activewear brand’s symbol needs to instantly communicate its core ethos. When approached to design the identity for a new activewear brand named HYENA, the brief was crystal clear: deliver a bold and aggressive logo that embodies the strength, agility, and power of the animal itself. The goal was to craft a symbol that felt dynamic, fierce, and relentlessly ready for action.

The Challenge:

Creating an animal mascot for an athletic brand requires capturing a sense of kinetic energy within a static image. The design needed to avoid looking like a traditional sports team mascot or a complex illustration, leaning instead towards a sleek, modern brand mark that would look at home on premium sportswear.

Furthermore, clothing brands require highly versatile logos that remain legible whether embroidered on a small garment tag, printed on a technical t-shirt, or scaled up for a gym bag.

The Design Rationale:

Capturing Momentum & Form To convey agility and power, the hyena is depicted mid-leap, launching forward with intense focus. The sleek, streamlined profile strips away unnecessary anatomical details, reducing the animal to its most aerodynamic and muscular form. The sharp angles of the ears and the aggressive, forward-leaning posture give the mark a fierce, unstoppable momentum.

Mastering Negative Space The defining feature of this logo is its clever use of negative space. Rather than drawing the entire animal, the design uses strategic cuts and flowing lines to imply the hyena’s musculature and distinctive markings. Because activewear logos must be reproduced across various mediums and fabrics, the symbol was built as a pristine vector graphic in Adobe Illustrator, ensuring flawless print production and scalability.

Adaptability for Apparel Due to the reliance on negative space, the logo required careful consideration for different fabric colours. To solve this, two distinct versions were developed:

Light Backgrounds: The primary design uses the positive space to form the shadows and contours of the hyena in a single solid colour or gradient allowing the light background colour to become the body of the animal.
Dark Backgrounds: For black or dark garments, an inverted version was created. This iteration uses a crisp white stroke to define the outer silhouette and interior details, ensuring the hyena stands out sharply without losing its internal structure or fierce expression.

The Outcome

The final result is a powerful, high-impact brand mark that perfectly answers the client’s brief. The HYENA logo is aggressive yet refined, providing the new activewear brand with a dynamic symbol that looks instantly credible and ready to disrupt the fitness apparel market.

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Social Media Agency Logo Design | Dirty L*ttle Social Case Study

Case Study: Disruptive Logo Design for Dirty L*ttle Social

Standing out in the crowded B2B marketing space requires a brand identity that isn’t afraid to take risks.

Dirty L*ttle Social, a bespoke social media management agency based in Singapore, approached me for a new logo that reflected their unique positioning.

Specialising in short-form video content for platforms like Instagram and TikTok, their approach is highly secretive—they create viral content for brands without anyone knowing an agency was involved. They needed a logo that captured this “best-kept secret” vibe while remaining highly competent and professional.

The Challenge:

The brief presented an interesting dichotomy: the agency’s tone is intentionally cheeky, playful, and slightly subversive, yet they are a B2B service that needs to communicate absolute competence and trust.

The client specifically requested the inclusion of an asterisk in “L*ttle” as a non-negotiable element, and suggested exploring a “graffiti” style or something akin to Victoria’s Secret to capture their secretive, slightly edgy nature.

The primary challenge was balancing this disruptive attitude so it appealed to corporate clients looking for aggressive social media growth without looking amateurish.

The Design Rationale:

Typography & Structure

To strike the right balance between “cheeky” and “competent,” we moved away from literal graffiti styles—which can sometimes feel unpolished in a B2B context—and instead focused on a bold, distressed typographic approach.

The Asterisk: The requested asterisk in “L*TTLE” was integrated seamlessly into the heavy sans-serif font.
The Speech Bubble: To firmly root the logo in the communication and social media space, the word “SOCIAL” is housed within a stylized, solid speech bubble.
The Layout: The stacked arrangement creates a compact, badge-like emblem. The slight upward tilt of the text adds a dynamic, energetic feel, mirroring the fast-paced nature of short-form video content creation.

Colour Palette The client expressed an interest in exploring purple. We selected a rich, vibrant purple as the primary brand colour. Purple historically carries connotations of mystery and secrecy—perfectly aligning with their positioning as the “best-kept secret in the industry”—while also feeling modern and energetic against the stark black and white typographic elements.

Practical Application Because the agency operates almost entirely in the digital realm, the logo was designed primarily for screen use—specifically for their website and social media profiles. The distressed texture on the lettering adds character at larger sizes, while the heavy weight of the font ensures the name remains legible even when scaled down to a tiny social media avatar.

The Outcome

The final logo successfully captures the essence of the Dirty L*ttle Social brand. It is bold, slightly abrasive, and highly memorable. It gives the agency a distinct, disruptive visual identity that sets them apart from more traditional, corporate competitors in the Singapore market, perfectly framing their highly specialized, covert approach to social media management.

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Real Estate Rebrand Case Study | Billingham and Co

Case Study: Full Brand Identity & Signage for Billingham and Co Estate Agents

In the competitive property market, an estate agency’s visual identity must inspire trust, professionalism, and immediate recognition. Billingham and Co approached me for a comprehensive rebrand to elevate their presence both on the high street and online.

This extensive project encompassed a complete overhaul of their visual identity—including a new logo, colour scheme, and brand guidelines—alongside the rollout of custom social media graphics, corporate team illustrations, business stationery, and a full suite of highly visible property signage.

The Challenge:

Estate agents rely heavily on local visibility. The primary challenge was to design a modern, striking brand that would stand out effortlessly on crowded residential streets while maintaining a sophisticated, approachable corporate image.

Additionally, the brand needed to seamlessly bridge the gap between physical curb appeal (like ‘For Sale’ boards and shop fascias) and the agency’s digital footprint, ensuring that every touchpoint felt like part of a unified, premium service.

The Design Rationale:

Logo & Brand Palette The foundation of the rebrand is the new Billingham and Co logo. By shifting to a sleek, dark grey background, I created a canvas that allows the vibrant cyan blue and magenta pink overlapping roof motif to pop dramatically.

The clean, modern typography ensures immediate legibility from a distance, which is crucial for moving traffic passing by street-level signage.

Corporate Illustration & Social Media A core component of the digital rollout was humanising the brand while maintaining strict visual consistency across the agency’s social channels. Custom stylised illustrations were developed for each member of the sales team.

Working carefully from reference photos, each agent was illustrated in a matching grey jacket and crisp white shirt or blouse. This approach ensures that as the team grows, new members can easily be integrated into the existing corporate style.

These custom portraits were then utilised within flexible social media templates, empowering the agents to post cohesive, on-brand updates daily.

Signage & Physical Assets The physical assets needed to command attention. The bold new colour scheme was applied to all exterior signage—including intuitive, icon-driven graphics for key drop-off and collection points—as well as the core property boards (For Sale, To Let, and Sold).

The dark grey boards with the bright blue “FOR SALE” banners provide a striking contrast to typical residential environments, maximizing visibility and local brand awareness.

The Outcome

The Billingham and Co rebrand successfully delivers a sharp, contemporary identity that cuts through the noise of the local property market.

The uniform team illustrations give the agency a friendly, personalised face, while the bold, high-contrast physical signage establishes them as a dominant, premium property expert on the streets.

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Mascot Logo & Van Signage Design | Bee Cycles Case Study

Case Study: Friendly Mascot Logo & Van Signage for Bee Cycles

When a business operates on the move, its brand identity needs to work twice as hard to capture attention. Bee Cycles, a mobile bicycle repair company based in Amblecote, near Stourbridge, needed a cohesive visual identity that immediately communicated their services while remaining highly approachable. This project involved developing a friendly mascot logo and designing high-impact van signage to serve as a mobile billboard across the local area.

The Challenge:

The primary challenge was twofold: creating a mascot that was instantly recognisable as both a bee and a bicycle repair service, and designing a vehicle wrap that was legible at a glance.

Because Bee Cycles relies on their van as their primary marketing tool, the vehicle graphics needed to grab attention on the road without overwhelming potential customers with cluttered information. The client specifically requested a friendly, welcoming mascot to help build trust with local cyclists.

Design Rationale:

The Mascot & Logo Formulation

To merge the two core concepts—a bee and cycling—the design utilises a clever visual substitution. The body of the friendly bee mascot is formed from a detailed bicycle chainring, creating an immediate association with bike mechanics.

I created two different concepts for the client to choose from and they went with the option with some white left shown at the front and rear of the vehicle as opposed to the full wrap.

Colour Palette: A striking, high-contrast yellow and black palette was chosen not only for its obvious connection to bees but also for its exceptional visibility.
Typography: The bold, clean, sans-serif typography for “BEE CYCLES” is stacked centrally within the chainring, ensuring the company name remains the focal point of the badge.

Vehicle Signage & Layout The van wrap was designed for a Ford Transit Custom Cargo van (2018-2019 L1H1). To maximize visual impact, the design employs a dynamic diagonal split across the side panels, transitioning from a heavy black rear into the striking brand yellow toward the front.

Information Hierarchy: The layout ensures that critical contact information, such as the phone number (07970 423443) and website (www.beecycles.uk), is immediately visible.
Service Clarity: A clear, bulleted list of offerings—including Servicing, Upgrades, Restorations, and their “Collect, Fix & Return” model—is cleanly displayed on the rear doors for drivers stopped behind the vehicle in traffic.
Production Readiness: Because vehicle wraps require flawless large-format printing, the design was built using robust vector assets in Adobe Illustrator. Strict attention was paid to the CMYK colour values during the file preparation to guarantee that the signature yellow would reproduce accurately and vibrantly on the final vinyl wrap, avoiding any dulling or colour-shifting during the print process.

The Outcome

The final result is a cohesive, highly visible brand identity that perfectly fits the client’s brief. The Bee Cycles van now acts as a bold, moving advertisement that builds local brand awareness around Amblecote and Stourbridge.

The friendly mascot successfully softens the often technical nature of bicycle mechanics, inviting cyclists of all levels to reach out for repairs.

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Nemea Athletica Rebranding Case Study | Pixel Freak

Nemea Athletica Rebranding Case Study

Introduction:

his Nemea Athletica rebranding case study details the brand transformation project I completed for the dynamic sports apparel brand in late 2022. The core objective was to evolve their existing visual identity into one that was simpler, more minimalistic, and highly versatile for modern digital applications. This project is a strong example of the approach I take with my comprehensive rebranding services.

The Nemea Athletica Rebranding Challenge

The primary challenge was to create a new logo identity that, while simplifying the existing visual, retained the brand’s powerful lion motif and subtly incorporated the initials ‘Na’. The client had already explored this creatively with their own sketch, which we worked on together initially. However, we mutually agreed that a fresh conceptual approach was needed to achieve a more professional and polished result.

Furthermore, an audit of their original logo revealed some functional weaknesses. It was less impactful when inverted on dark backgrounds due to its reliance on shadows, and the overall layout had an imbalance between the large emblem and the undersized logotype (“NEMEA”).

My Strategic & Creative Rebranding Solution

My solution focused on creating a modern, technically robust, and strategically aligned new logo system.

The New ‘Na’ Lion Head Emblem: I developed a new concept that formed a distinctive lion head from the “Na” letterforms. In this design, the letter “N” elegantly creates the structure of the lion’s mane, while an abstract lowercase “a” subtly crafts the lion’s face. The subtlety of the “a” adds a layer of depth and interest—a quiet nod to the initials that becomes a talking point. This new emblem is also far less reliant on shadows, ensuring it reproduces clearly and effectively in any colour and on both light and dark backgrounds, making it exceptionally versatile for social media and apparel.

The Refined “NEMEA” Logotype: The textual element also required meticulous refinement. The original logotype featured numerous pointed flourishes that created a busy feel and awkward negative spaces. To maintain brand continuity, I retained a similar weight and italic slant but made several key adjustments:

I reduced the flourishes to a single, contemporary point on the initial “N”, softening it with a curve to complement the new emblem.
I extended the middle stem of the “M” to full height to improve its balance.
I introduced clean, simple cuts to the “E” letterforms to create harmony with the “N”.
Finally, I modified the slant on the final “A” to create a clean vertical edge, allowing the new emblem to sit neatly beside the text.

A detailed view of the minimalist lion head emblem designed for Nemea Athletica.

Side-by-side comparison of the Nemea Athletica logotype, showing specific typographic refinements.

The Rebranding Outcome:

The Nemea Athletica rebranding resulted in a modern, adaptable, and strategically aligned visual identity. The new logo system resolved the technical issues of the original and provided the brand with a stronger foundation to support their marketing and future growth.

You can see the new branding live on their website: https://nemeaathletica.com/ (External link)

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Store It Away Web Design Case Study | Stourbridge | Pixel Freak

Store It Away homepage design - Stourbridge web design case study

Store It Away: Stourbridge Self-Storage Web Design Case Study

This Store It Away web design case study explores the project undertaken for the Lye, Stourbridge self-storage facility. The primary goal was to create a professional, user-friendly online presence that would clearly present their services and make it easy for potential customers to understand their offerings and get in touch. Read on to see how Pixel Freak approached this challenge and delivered an effective website solution for this local Stourbridge business.

The Challenge: Objectives for the Store It Away Web Design Case Study

Store It Away, a self-storage facility strategically located in Lye, Stourbridge, approached Pixel Freak facing a common hurdle for businesses aiming to thrive in a digital age: they were operating without a professionally designed logo or a dedicated website. This absence presented several significant challenges:

Limited Online Visibility & Discoverability: In an era where most customers begin their search for services online, lacking an optimised web presence meant Store It Away was largely invisible to potential local customers in Stourbridge and the wider West Midlands actively searching for “self storage,” “storage facility,” or “storage units.” They were missing crucial opportunities to be found.
Building a Professional Brand Image: Without a professional logo and website, it was difficult to project a strong, trustworthy brand image that could effectively compete and assure potential customers of the quality and security of their storage solutions.
Information Accessibility & Customer Engagement: There was no central, easily accessible online platform for potential clients to learn about Store It Away’s range of unit sizes, features, location specifics, or to make enquiries efficiently, potentially leading to lost business.

The core objectives for this project were therefore multi-faceted:

To establish a credible and professional brand identity, beginning with a distinctive new logo that would form the cornerstone of their image.
To develop a high-quality, user-friendly website that would not only enhance their professional appearance but also effectively showcase their facility and services.
Crucially, to achieve strong local search engine rankings for key terms related to storage in the Stourbridge area, driving targeted local traffic and generating more customer enquiries.

Store It Away website features: unit sizes and contact page map

Solution Details: This Stourbridge Web Design Case Study

The journey with Store It Away began with establishing a new brand identity. For the logo and overall branding, I selected a bright, friendly, yet professional colour palette. The aim was to differentiate Store It Away from local competitors and create an approachable, welcoming feel for potential customers.

This foundational branding was then meticulously carried through to the new website. Key considerations for the web design included:

Intuitive User Experience: The website layout was strategically designed to ensure visitors could find the information they needed – such as unit sizes, features, and contact details – quickly and with as few clicks as possible. A sensible, intuitive, and efficient approach to the overall design and information architecture was paramount.
Mobile-First Optimisation: Recognising that many local searches occur on mobile devices, particular attention was paid to mobile performance, including fast load times and an equally intuitive navigation experience on smaller screens. The website is fully mobile-friendly, ensuring accessibility for all users, a critical factor for success as highlighted by Google’s own mobile-first indexing best practices (external link).
Visually Informative Content: New, professional photography of the storage facility was integrated throughout the site. This was crucial for giving potential customers a clear and accurate impression of the unit sizes, internal layout, cleanliness, and overall professionalism of Store It Away’s offerings.
Consistent Brand Application: The newly devised brand colours from the logo were featured prominently throughout the website, ensuring a cohesive visual experience. This consistency was also maintained across other new assets created, such as business cards and stationery, with the new logo taking centre stage to reinforce brand recognition.
Local SEO Best Practices: From the outset, the website was built with on-site SEO best practices specifically geared towards local optimisation. This strategic approach was designed to help Store It Away achieve its goal of improved visibility within the Stourbridge and Lye search landscape.

Store It Away Web Design: Case Study Outcomes & Testimonial

The new website and branding for Store It Away successfully met the objectives of establishing a more professional image and significantly boosting local online visibility.

Since its launch, the website has achieved prominent local search rankings for key commercial terms. As of early June 2025, the Store It Away website ranked:

No. 2 on Google for “storage facility Stourbridge”
No. 2 on Google for “self storage Stourbridge”
No. 2 on Google for “storage Stourbridge”
No. 3 on Google for “storage units Stourbridge”

These strong organic rankings in the Stourbridge area directly contribute to increased visibility among potential customers actively searching for self-storage solutions, a key goal of the project. The fully mobile-friendly design also ensures a seamless experience for users on any device.

You can view the live website and see these features in action at Store It Away’s official website (link is external).

The client, Dan Kendrick, has been a repeat customer for various website and graphic design needs over several years and shared this feedback:

“I have used Pixel Freak for my website and graphic design needs for a few years now. Martin has always given me great direction and perfect ideas for the needs of the business. Would highly recommend.”
DAN KENDRICK, Store It Away

This successful outcome for Store It Away underscores the impact of a professionally designed website tailored to local business needs and optimised for search.

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Website Design Wordsley Housing Society

Website Design Wordsley Housing Society

Project: Website Design Wordsley Housing Society

Hey, my name is Martin Williams and I worked on this Website Design Wordsley project. I am a creative web designer with over 25 years professional experience. Below you will find an example of my work, more can be found in my portfolios, thank you.

The Challenge:

This project was completed a few years ago now for Wordsley Housing Society. A quite straightforward project really, a nice clean, simple professional website design.

My Thoughts:

The biggest difference here to other similar projects is that the client also required new photographs taking of the property and facilities.

Now, I am not a professional photographer, however, I do enjoy photography so they asked me if I would try taking some images for the new website, which I did, and they turned out great.

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I have worked on hundreds of website design projects over my long career so I am certain that I can be of assistance to you.

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Ecommerce Website Design Walsall For Charity Sweets

Ecommerce Website Design Walsall

Ecommerce Website Design Walsall For Charity Sweets

Hey, my name is Martin Williams and I worked on this Ecommerce Website Design Walsall project. I am a creative web designer with over 25 years professional experience. Below you will find an example of my work, more can be found in my portfolios, thank you.

The Challenge:

I originally designed a website for Charity Sweets (based in Walsall, West Midlands) several years ago. During 2021 they came back to me to design a new website for them.

This time around they wanted an e-commerce website created to enable them to sell their monthly subscription based charity sweets packages.

https://charitysweets.co.uk/

Ecommerce Website Designer West Midlands

My Thoughts:

This was a very colourful website to work on, making use of the bright sweet colours and with eclectic font choices.

https://charitysweets.co.uk/

Have a web design project of your own?

If you are looking for a web designer then please get in touch, I would love to discuss your project with you.

I have worked on hundreds of website design projects over my long career so I am certain that I can be of assistance to you.

You can find further examples of my web design work in my web design portfolio, or read reviews from my previous clients here.

Have a question?

If you have a question about my web design services you can find answers to the most frequently asked questions here.

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