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My journey into web development: from burnout and a late dyslexia diagnosis to finding confidence, purpose, and balance working for myself.

If you're working from home in Deal, Kent but craving a change of scene, this blog has you covered. From seafront hotels to cosy coffee shops and the local library, here’s a list of great places to work remotely — complete with Wi-Fi access, plug sockets, good coffee, and dog-friendly vibes. Whether you’re a freelancer, remote worker, or just need a productive space away from home, these local gems offer comfort, connection, and a little inspiration. Updated regularly with new spots I try!

The frontend is the part of your website that users see and use. It's your chance to make a strong impression...

Getting more visitors to your website doesn’t need to be overwhelming—it’s about staying consistent with your brand, showing up in the right places, and creating content people are already looking for.

You'll often hear people say "Backend" or "Frontend" when referring to a website, but what does that actually mean?

If you are looking to DIY your website in this guide we will show you how to get started.

Creating an artist's website is a critical step in establishing your online presence and showcasing your work.

As a small business owner or sole proprietor, your bio is an opportunity to make a great impression on clients. To prospective clients, it is more than a description of who you are and what you do.

There are two common pricing models: the traditional one-time payment and the modern subscription service...

A custom website tailored to your practice allows you to showcase your unique therapeutic approach while prioritizing the needs and comfort of your clients.

As a web designer, my ultimate goal is to deliver tools and experiences that make life easier for my clients.