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Life Found a Way – Evolving Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park was the first Movieverse site I built, and it set the tone for the whole project. The question was simple: what would Jurassic Park’s website look like if the park actually opened? Instead of a nostalgia site, I wanted to imagine Hammond’s original 1993 idea carried forward into the present day, having been…
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Welcome to Movieverse
For the last few months, I’ve been quietly working on something that’s become one of the biggest portfolio projects I’ve ever built. It started with a simple question. I was watching Jurassic Park one evening and found myself wondering what Isla Nublar would look like if everything had gone to plan. Not the park from…
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Why Every Small Business in Manchester Needs a Website in 2026
You have customers. You have a Facebook page. Maybe you have Instagram. Maybe people already find you through recommendations, WhatsApp groups, Google Maps, or word of mouth. So it is fair to ask: do Manchester small businesses still really need a proper website in 2026? In most cases, yes. Not because every business needs some…
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Call Sheet: A Professional Crew Resume Website for Film, TV & Theatre
For film, TV, and theatre crew, credits matter. So does how they’re presented. Here in Manchester, we’re lucky to have a fantastic creative industry, and many talented film, TV and theatre professionals call the city home. Over the years, I’ve seen incredibly experienced crew relying on outdated PDFs, cluttered link trees, or social profiles that…
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WordPress Block Patterns: The Secret Weapon Not Enough People Use
If you’ve ever built a site in WordPress and felt like you were doing the same layout over and over again — the same hero section, the same service cards, the same testimonial grid — block patterns are the feature that quietly solves the problem. And yet, most people barely touch them. They’re tucked away…
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Shopify vs Etsy vs WordPress for Selling Physical Goods — An Honest Breakdown
If you’re planning to sell physical products online — candles, art prints, collectables, handmade crafts, anything that can be boxed up and posted — you’ll eventually hit the same question everyone hits: where should I actually sell this stuff? And the three platforms that always rise to the top are Shopify, Etsy, and WordPress. They’re…
