Curious by nature. Practical about the details.

I’m Thomas. My background is in psychology, philosophy and neuropsychological research. I’ve also worked in teaching and develop my own digital projects. That helps me get to grips with your subject and work out with you what visitors need to know first.

Why websites

Room for your ideas. A way for people to find them.

Research and teaching taught me to organise a lot of material and explain it in a way people can follow. A website raises similar questions: What matters? What needs its own page? And what can we leave out?

I use AI tools for research, design options and parts of the build. I make the design decisions, check the work and talk through changes with you.

How I work

Working through the details together.

You stay involved from the first conversation through to the revisions.

01 · Listening

Start with what you need

I ask about your offer, your visitors and what they should be able to do on the website. That gives us a plan for the pages.

Each page gets a specific job.

02 · Structure

Make complicated information easier to follow

I go through your copy, images and ideas with you. Together, we decide what belongs on the homepage and where the details should go.

You can see which content is needed and where it will appear.

03 · Usability

Make the next step easy to find

I pay attention to headings that help people read, links that explain where they go and contact details that are easy to find.

We can check the route from first reading to getting in touch.

04 · Drafts

Share drafts we can discuss

I show you an initial design and later a working preview. You can open pages, read the copy and try the functions.

You give feedback on something you can see and use.

05 · Revisions

Work through changes together

You collect your feedback in one list. I revise the design within the agreed scope; we discuss extra pages or functions separately.

Every package includes one consolidated revision round.

Colour, paper and an engine

A look behind the mark.

Independent web studio

Pagecraft Engine

The Bordeaux mark among paper, sketches and tools: an illustration for Pagecraft Engine and the work of making a website.

More about me

An illustration for Pagecraft Engine using the existing logo. It depicts an imagined workspace, rather than a real studio or a website screenshot.

Pagecraft Engine

Direct contact

I share the drafts and talk through changes directly with you.

A good place to begin

Your idea doesn’t need to be finished.

Tell me what you have in mind. We can work through the open questions and find a sensible scope for your website.

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