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Abstract digital background featuring a soft gradient of purple and blue light blending into a dark, nearly black backdrop. The image has a smooth, dreamy texture with a glowing center, creating a moody and ethereal atmosphere.
Abstract digital background featuring a soft gradient of purple and blue light blending into a dark, nearly black backdrop. The image has a smooth, dreamy texture with a glowing center, creating a moody and ethereal atmosphere.

I design landing pages that guide, include, and convert.

I design landing pages that guide, include, and convert.

I design landing pages that guide, include, and convert.

Get to know Adam

Get to know Adam

I'm a UX designer who builds websites that include, guide, and convert.

As someone who’s neurodivergent, I’ve spent years noticing the flaws in digital design.

I studied in UX design at Loughborough University, and after collaborating with respected brands like AutoTrader and Pets at Home, I realised something:

I didn’t want to keep building websites that just looked nice, I wanted to build accessible and inclusive websites that actually worked, for everyone.

You're not just here for a pretty homepage.

You're not just here for a pretty homepage.

Illustration of a mobile phone screen with the message "Looking to turn users into action" and a call-to-action button that says "Build me a landing page." The background features abstract shapes in black and purple with a large checkmark and swirly decorative lines, giving the image a modern, dynamic feel.
Illustration of a mobile phone screen with the message "Looking to turn users into action" and a call-to-action button that says "Build me a landing page." The background features abstract shapes in black and purple with a large checkmark and swirly decorative lines, giving the image a modern, dynamic feel.
Illustration titled "Accessibility in UX Design" showing a woman in a wheelchair looking frustrated while interacting with a confusing digital interface. The interface displays issues like clashing colors, small fonts, and an unusual layout. A thought bubble with an exclamation mark hovers above her head, symbolizing confusion or distress. The design highlights common accessibility problems in user experience (UX) design.
Illustration titled "Accessibility in UX Design" showing a woman in a wheelchair looking frustrated while interacting with a confusing digital interface. The interface displays issues like clashing colors, small fonts, and an unusual layout. A thought bubble with an exclamation mark hovers above her head, symbolizing confusion or distress. The design highlights common accessibility problems in user experience (UX) design.

Why accessibility

Why accessibility

Accessible websites aren't just a nice-to-have, They're essential.

Accessible websites aren't just a nice-to-have, They're essential.

Around 1 in 5 people in the UK live with a disability that can make online browsing difficult, whether that’s dyslexia, colour blindness, or cognitive differences. Yet so many websites still create barriers.

I believe in creating experiences that are easy to read, simple to navigate, and welcoming from the first click.

Because when people feel considered and comfortable, they stay, engage, and trust what you’re saying. And that’s what makes a real impact.

Illustration titled "Accessibility in UX Design" showing a woman in a wheelchair looking frustrated while interacting with a confusing digital interface. The interface displays issues like clashing colors, small fonts, and an unusual layout. A thought bubble with an exclamation mark hovers above her head, symbolizing confusion or distress. The design highlights common accessibility problems in user experience (UX) design.
Illustration titled "Accessibility in UX Design" showing a woman in a wheelchair looking frustrated while interacting with a confusing digital interface. The interface displays issues like clashing colors, small fonts, and an unusual layout. A thought bubble with an exclamation mark hovers above her head, symbolizing confusion or distress. The design highlights common accessibility problems in user experience (UX) design.

Get to know Adam

I'm a UX designer who builds websites that include, guide, and convert

As someone who’s neurodivergent, I’ve spent years noticing the flaws in digital design.

I studied in UX design at Loughborough University, and after collaborating with respected brands like AutoTrader and Pets at Home, I realised something:

I didn’t want to keep building websites that just looked nice, I wanted to build websites that actually worked, for everyone.

You're not just here for a pretty homepage.

Why accessibility

Accessible websites aren't just a nice-to-have, They're essential

Around 1 in 5 people in the UK live with a disability that can make online browsing difficult, whether that’s dyslexia, colour blindness, or cognitive differences. Yet so many websites still create barriers

I believe in creating experiences that are easy to read, simple to navigate, and welcoming from the first click.

Because when people feel considered and comfortable, they stay, engage, and trust what you’re saying. And that’s what makes a real impact.

Illustration titled "Accessibility in UX Design" showing a woman in a wheelchair looking frustrated while interacting with a confusing digital interface. The interface displays issues like clashing colors, small fonts, and an unusual layout. A thought bubble with an exclamation mark hovers above her head, symbolizing confusion or distress. The design highlights common accessibility problems in user experience (UX) design.
Illustration titled "Accessibility in UX Design" showing a woman in a wheelchair looking frustrated while interacting with a confusing digital interface. The interface displays issues like clashing colors, small fonts, and an unusual layout. A thought bubble with an exclamation mark hovers above her head, symbolizing confusion or distress. The design highlights common accessibility problems in user experience (UX) design.

Understand the process

Discovery

The design discovery phase is a crucial step in understanding your business, goals, and audience. To ensure your landing page effectively meets your needs, I’d love to learn more about:

  • Your Business: What do you do, and what makes your brand unique?

  • Your Audience: Who are your target users? What are their needs, preferences, and pain points?

  • Your Goals: What do you want to achieve with this landing page?

Understanding these details helps me craft a landing page that not only looks great but also aligns with your business goals and resonates with your audience.

Experience Design

Building on the insights from the discovery phase, I’ll create a well-structured journey and sitemap to guide the overall design. This will shape the user experience, content placement, and key interactions.

  • Wireframes & Prototype – Designing simple, rough layouts to plan the structure and functionality of the product before moving on to more detailed design work.

  • Structure & Functionality – Planning how content, features, and interactions work together to meet user needs and business goals.

This approach ensures that every element of your landing page is purposeful, user-friendly, and aligned with your objectives.

Design Direction

With the user experience and wireframes in place, the next step is to bring the design to life by applying a visually engaging look and feel. This phase focuses on:

  • Aesthetic & Branding – Incorporating your brand’s colors, typography, and visual identity.

  • Hi-Fi designs – polishing key screens with detailed visuals and interface elements to closely match the final product and ensure a consistent and professional look.

  • Design Approval – Presenting the designs for feedback and refinement before moving into development.

Once the initial designs are ready, I’ll share them with you for feedback to ensure they meet your vision before moving forward.

Interface Design

With the approved design direction in place, the next step is rolling it out across the entire landing page. This ensures a cohesive and polished experience across both desktop and mobile screens.

This includes:

  • Consistent UI Application – Extending the approved design style while maintaining usability.

  • Responsive Design – Adapting layouts to provide a seamless experience across different screen sizes.

  • Visual Refinements – Fine-tuning details to enhance clarity, accessibility, and engagement.

This stage ensures the final design is both visually appealing and fully optimised for all users.

Explore the features

Explore the features

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Accessibility first design

Your website won’t just meet accessibility standards. It will offer a more inclusive experience for all users, expanding your reach and reducing drop-offs.

Accessibility icon showing a human figure in a circle, representing inclusive design.

Accessibility first design

Your website won’t just meet accessibility standards. It will offer a more inclusive experience for all users, expanding your reach and reducing drop-offs.

Accessibility icon showing a human figure in a circle, representing inclusive design.

Accessibility first design

Your website won’t just meet accessibility standards. It will offer a more inclusive experience for all users, expanding your reach and reducing drop-offs.

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Readability-focused layout

Visitors instantly understand who you are, what you do, and where to go next. There’s no confusion—just clarity and action from the very first click.

Web page layout icon symbolizing structured and readable content.

Readability-focused layout

Visitors instantly understand who you are, what you do, and where to go next. There’s no confusion—just clarity and action from the very first click.

Web page layout icon symbolizing structured and readable content.

Readability-focused layout

Visitors instantly understand who you are, what you do, and where to go next. There’s no confusion—just clarity and action from the very first click.

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UX-driven page flow

Your site becomes a guided experience, not a guessing game. Each step is purposeful, leading users forward and turning interest into engagement.

Directional signpost icon representing clear website page flow.

UX-driven page flow

Your site becomes a guided experience, not a guessing game. Each step is purposeful, leading users forward and turning interest into engagement.

Directional signpost icon representing clear website page flow.

UX-driven page flow

Your site becomes a guided experience, not a guessing game. Each step is purposeful, leading users forward and turning interest into engagement.

Circular sync arrows around a clock, indicating continuous optimization for conversions.

Optimised for conversions

You’re not relying on guesswork. Your website becomes a strategic part of your sales process—turning visitors into leads, and leads into customers.

Circular sync arrows around a clock, indicating continuous optimization for conversions.

Optimised for conversions

You’re not relying on guesswork. Your website becomes a strategic part of your sales process—turning visitors into leads, and leads into customers.

Circular sync arrows around a clock, indicating continuous optimization for conversions.

Optimised for conversions

You’re not relying on guesswork. Your website becomes a strategic part of your sales process—turning visitors into leads, and leads into customers.

Understand the process

Discovery

The design discovery phase is a crucial step in understanding your business, goals, and audience. To ensure your landing page effectively meets your needs, I’d love to learn more about:

  • Your Business: What do you do, and what makes your brand unique?

  • Your Audience: Who are your target users? What are their needs, preferences, and pain points?

  • Your Goals: What do you want to achieve with this landing page?

Understanding these details helps me craft a landing page that not only looks great but also aligns with your business goals and resonates with your audience.

Experience Design

Building on the insights from the discovery phase, I’ll create a well-structured journey and sitemap to guide the overall design. This will shape the user experience, content placement, and key interactions.

  • Wireframes & Prototype – Designing simple, rough layouts to plan the structure and functionality of the product before moving on to more detailed design work.

  • Structure & Functionality – Planning how content, features, and interactions work together to meet user needs and business goals.

This approach ensures that every element of your landing page is purposeful, user-friendly, and aligned with your objectives.

Design Direction

With the user experience and wireframes in place, the next step is to bring the design to life by applying a visually engaging look and feel. This phase focuses on:

  • Aesthetic & Branding – Incorporating your brand’s colors, typography, and visual identity.

  • Hi-Fi designs – polishing key screens with detailed visuals and interface elements to closely match the final product and ensure a consistent and professional look

  • Hi-Fi designs – polishing key screens with detailed visuals and interface elements to closely match the final product and ensure a consistent and professional look.

  • Design Approval – Presenting the designs for feedback and refinement before moving into development.

Once the initial designs are ready, I’ll share them with you for feedback to ensure they meet your vision before moving forward.

Interface Design

With the approved design direction in place, the next step is rolling it out across the entire landing page. This ensures a cohesive and polished experience across both desktop and mobile screens.

This includes:

  • Consistent UI Application – Extending the approved design style while maintaining usability.

  • Responsive Design – Adapting layouts to provide a seamless experience across different screen sizes.

  • Visual Refinements – Fine-tuning details to enhance clarity, accessibility, and engagement.

This stage ensures the final design is both visually appealing and fully optimised for all users.

Find the Right Plan

Find the Right Plan

Base build

Built for action. Designed for everyone.

You provide the wording, and I’ll design a sleek, conversion-focused landing page that works beautifully on every device – clear, accessible, and built to get clicks.

£695

Includes

  • 1 custom landing page

  • Wireframe supplied first for layout approval

  • Fully responsive design (mobile, tablet, desktop)

  • Clean, accessible layout built with UX principles

  • Conversion-focused structure that drives decisions

Book call

Base build

Built for action. Designed for everyone.

You provide the wording, and I’ll design a sleek, conversion-focused landing page that works beautifully on every device – clear, accessible, and built to get clicks.

£695

Includes

  • 1 custom landing page

  • Wireframe supplied first for layout approval

  • Fully responsive design (mobile, tablet, desktop)

  • Clean, accessible layout built with UX principles

  • Conversion-focused structure that drives decisions

Book call

Base build

Built for action. Designed for everyone.

You provide the wording, and I’ll design a sleek, conversion-focused landing page that works beautifully on every device – clear, accessible, and built to get clicks.

£695

Includes

  • 1 custom landing page

  • Wireframe supplied first for layout approval

  • Fully responsive design (mobile, tablet, desktop)

  • Clean, accessible layout built with UX principles

  • Conversion-focused structure that drives decisions

Book call

Content to Clicks

Everything from Base Build, plus the right words to guide action.

You’ll work with my copywriter to craft clear, purposeful messaging, and I’ll structure and design the page to guide your audience toward the next step.

£1595

Includes

  • Everything in Base Build

  • 1:1 call with conversion-focused copywriter

  • Clear structure that supports user flow

  • Design refined to fit your message and offer

Book call

Content to Clicks

Everything from Base Build, plus the right words to guide action.

You’ll work with my copywriter to craft clear, purposeful messaging, and I’ll structure and design the page to guide your audience toward the next step.

£1595

Includes

  • Everything in Base Build

  • 1:1 call with conversion-focused copywriter

  • Clear structure that supports user flow

  • Design refined to fit your message and offer

Book call

Content to Clicks

Everything from Base Build, plus the right words to guide action.

You’ll work with my copywriter to craft clear, purposeful messaging, and I’ll structure and design the page to guide your audience toward the next step.

£1595

Includes

  • Everything in Base Build

  • 1:1 call with conversion-focused copywriter

  • Clear structure that supports user flow

  • Design refined to fit your message and offer

Book call

Identify to action

Content + Conversion, full brand refresh, and LinkedIn overhaul.

We’ll create a clear visual identity, write and design your LinkedIn profile as the start of your funnel, then connect it to a landing page built to convert.

£3495

Includes

  • Everything in Content + Conversion

  • Full visual brand revamp (logo, colours, typography)

  • Clean, accessible layout built with UX principles

  • LinkedIn banner designed with copy that captures attention

  • Feature section visuals with messaging that directs traffic

  • LinkedIn profile structured to guide visitors to your landing page

Book call

Identify to action

Content + Conversion, full brand refresh, and LinkedIn overhaul.

We’ll create a clear visual identity, write and design your LinkedIn profile as the start of your funnel, then connect it to a landing page built to convert.

£3495

Includes

  • Everything in Content + Conversion

  • Full visual brand revamp (logo, colours, typography)

  • Clean, accessible layout built with UX principles

  • LinkedIn banner designed with copy that captures attention

  • Feature section visuals with messaging that directs traffic

  • LinkedIn profile structured to guide visitors to your landing page

Book call

Identify to action

Content + Conversion, full brand refresh, and LinkedIn overhaul.

We’ll create a clear visual identity, write and design your LinkedIn profile as the start of your funnel, then connect it to a landing page built to convert.

£3495

Includes

  • Everything in Content + Conversion

  • Full visual brand revamp (logo, colours, typography)

  • Clean, accessible layout built with UX principles

  • LinkedIn banner designed with copy that captures attention

  • Feature section visuals with messaging that directs traffic

  • LinkedIn profile structured to guide visitors to your landing page

Book call

*Each plan includes everything from the previous tier, plus additional premium features to elevate your online presence.

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Questions, Answered

Questions, Answered

Why should we consider a redesign?

What if I'm not satisfied with the initial design?

We’re too busy to oversee a website project. How can we manage this?

Can we afford a new website?

Can we afford a new website?

Can we afford a new website?

Will my website be mobile-friendly?

Will my website be mobile-friendly?

Will my website be mobile-friendly?

Is investing in accessibility necessary for my website?

Is accessibility worth it?

Is investing in accessibility necessary for my website?

We’re too busy to oversee a website project. How can we manage this?

What if we don’t have time to run a website project?

What if I'm not satisfied with the initial design?

What if I'm not satisfied with the initial design?

Why should we consider a redesign?

Why should we consider a redesign?