Many Voices
A student-led inclusion project. Events, mentoring and real stories, all findable in seconds — so people join instead of bouncing.
Elite solutions
to make your website thrive to make you better than your competitor to really make you stand out from the crowdMost good causes end up with a website that quietly turns people away. Yours won't.
Cardiff Community Meals goes live shortly — real people, a real deadline, real consequences if it doesn't work.
You end up with a site you're actually proud to send people to. Which, when you're asking for someone's trust or their money, is rather the point.
"People ignore design that ignores people"
I love people, I love my job and you're gonna love me!
A student-led inclusion project. Events, mentoring and real stories, all findable in seconds — so people join instead of bouncing.
A full service site with real client work and reviews up front. Built so a first-time visitor trusts it before they scroll.
Neighbours fund a meal, a local kitchen cooks it, someone who needs it eats it — tracked to the door. Bilingual, Welsh first. A working prototype looking for partners.
The system that runs your project. 12 phases, 69 tasks, and a client sign-in so you can see where things are without having to chase me.
Halal hotels and holidays worldwide, with real reviews and recommendations. Compare the cheapest deals and book at a discount, without trawling six tabs to check you're not overpaying.
The site you're on. Hand-written, no page builder, and it tells you exactly what happens next — no mystery, no hard sell.
Campaign emails that survive Outlook and land upright on a phone, plus the posters, flyers and social graphics that go out alongside them. Years of it, under Muslimah Web Design.
A running club site with meet-up times and sign-up. Where I got the responsive layout habits I still use.
An interactive maths quiz. Small, but it's where the JavaScript clicked into place.
A list of skills is no use to you on its own. So here is each one, and the difference it actually makes.
The look, the words and the code underneath all come from one person. Nothing gets lost being handed between a designer and a developer, and there is only ever one person to ring.
You get a site that looks right and works right, finished sooner.
Most people will find you on a phone — on the bus, one bar of signal, halfway through something else. They get the proper version, not a squashed copy of the desktop one.
You get visitors who stay long enough to find what they came for.
Bookings, sign-ups, forms that land somewhere sensible, small tools that quietly do a job. If it saves you an evening of admin every week, it is worth having.
You get your evenings back, and a site that earns its keep.
I will tell you straight when an idea will not earn its keep, and be properly pleased with you when one does. Your project has my name on it too, so I care how it turns out.
You get honest answers from someone who is actually invested.
You always know what is happening, what is next and what it costs. Nothing goes live until you are happy with it, and I do not vanish the day after launch.
You get no surprises, no chasing, and someone still answering afterwards.
If you're going to do a job at all make sure it's done properly. That's my motto!
I can see the passion and enthusiasm Sarah has for delivering excellent customer service and products — which she absolutely delivered on.
You have made my business idea come to life, and better than I imagined.