Websites East Midlands
Andy specialises in website development and design. He can help you improve your existing website or provide guidance and advice on scoping, resourcing, designing and delivering your new website. Based in Nottingham, Andy offers Website support to organisations and individuals in the creative and cultural sector across England.
I’m a creative digital professional with 30 years industry experience. After graduating in Graphic Design in 1990, I worked for Dorling Kindersley at the point multimedia and the internet were beginning to shape how brands and organisations promote themselves online.
I worked in London for 10 years as a designer for various agencies. Returning to Leicester in 2000, I co-founded my own digital agency Cite, building it into a 20 strong, £1.5m turnover business. I worked with a broad range of clients including NHS, ABB, Continental Tyres and the BBC, among others.
In recent years I have worked with the Graphic Design students at De Montfort University, setting industry briefs and teaching modules in UX/UI. Alongside my work with the Digital Culture Network , I undertake occasional consultancy and freelancer website projects, helping smaller clients improve their website presence.
Beginner Read Websites
This article has been written for organisations and individuals who don’t have a dedicated marketing or communications team (or budget). It’s aimed at people responsible for looking after their website but do not usually have the time needed. They probably have a range of other duties, and their website can get overlooked. Sound familiar? Then read on...
Beginner Read Websites
A webinar for creative and cultural organisations to learn how to perform a simple health check on their website to highlight improvements.
Beginner Read Websites
Tree testing is a quick and easy way to test the effectiveness of your website navigation. It’s a technique that can also test a new website structure you may be planning. A tree test can confirm how easy (or difficult!) it is to find important information on your website. This article by Andy explains it all.
