I work with hand-picked indie programmers, designers, and photographers around the world, to make your online business that bit easier.
Website redesign for a Johannesburg investment management firm. The client loves the new website:
From an old style unimaginative website, Tim completely reengineered our online presence to characterise the essence of our business and give both existing and prospective clients a true sense of our physical presence, online. Thanks from the Ivy Team."
- Bruce Main, Ivy Asset Management
A new project for wildlife photographer Paul Joynson-Hicks. He needed to maximise entrees, and social and print media exposure, to bring sponsors on board to supplement his modest website budget. Paul has been thrilled with the results.
The whole experience of working with Tim was excellent. He is creative, methodical, and easy to work with. We got exactly what we wanted with no fuss, quickly and efficiently. Great job guys!"
- Paul Joynson-Hicks, The Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards
Sarah Rejman, the founder of the Plaster House charity, needed to exponentially increase their funding. To solicit these donations, they needed to share how they change lives every day, in an engaging, inspiring way.
Working with Tim was great, he brought ideas to the table that made the site clean, clear and most accessible. I'm delighted with the outcome and the follow up."
- Sarah Rejman, The Plaster House
Since 1997, I've built successful websites for clients such as:
I write things too. Mainly copywriting for websites, social media, travel, and blogs. Strong, versatile content that gets to the heart of any subject.
Why Go? Three syllables: Zan-Zee-Barrr… The name flicks and zings off the tongue like strange, scented fruit. Zanzibar. A universal shared shorthand of all that’s spicy, sensuous, exotic.”
Zanzibar’s beaches eclipse the promise of the glossy postcard. They dwarf the hand-held phone frame of Instagram. They’re viscerally beautiful. The banded colours of the ocean; cerulean blue, topaz, that change and shift through the day like a sea-bound sunset in aqua. It really is that deep blue, that transporting.
Atheists make better drivers. Though Tanzania is nominally secular, the majority of the populace is evangelical Christian or devout Muslim. Never trust a driver with a firm belief in the afterlife.”
I’ve never liked Toyota Rav4s much. Something of the styling always spoke to me of neon, spandex, and other day-glo transgressions of 80s surfer fashion. Rav4s were to me, salsa and nachos to Land Rover’s meat pie -basketball shoes and hoop earrings to the gumboots and tweed jackets of my Biggles-obsessed Anglophile youth in the Natal Midlands.