Pedagogy Club

Pedagogy Club — A Custom Theme And Enrolments Plugin

Pedagogy Club 11+ tuition homepage, custom WordPress theme and enrolments plugin

The brief

Pedagogy Club runs classroom-based 11+ tuition in Ilford for Years 3, 4 and 5, serving 2,400+ families with an 80%+ offer rate at grammar and independent schools. Running classes at this scale needed more than a brochure website — it needed a real system behind it.

The build

A fully custom WordPress theme (no page builder), paired with a bespoke plugin — pedagogy-enrolments — built specifically for how this business runs: a Classes area for managing class data, Bookings for confirming enrolments, monthly billing via GoCardless Direct Debit, and a Settings area covering SMTP and the site’s notification banner, all editable without touching code. The homepage also supports Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil and Telugu, reflecting the families it serves.

The result

A website and admin system the client actually runs their business through — handed over with real documentation (a data security brief and a how-to guide), not just a login and a shrug.

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Bettafi

Bettafi — A WordPress Build For An AI Finance App

Bettafi AI personal finance app homepage, built on Elementor Pro

The brief

Bettafi is a pre-launch AI personal finance app — expense tracking, AI-driven planning, debt management, and bank connections, all in one place. Before the app itself goes live, the site had one job: convert visitors into waitlist sign-ups and make a pre-launch product feel credible.

The build

Built on Elementor Pro’s v4 atomic architecture — the same modern build system used across my own site — with a custom child theme rather than a stock template. Privacy was treated as a design constraint, not an afterthought: Burst Statistics instead of Google Analytics, and WPConsent for cookie compliance, both fitting for a product that will eventually ask people to connect their bank accounts.

The result

A fast, credible, waitlist-driven site that looks and feels like a funded fintech product — not a placeholder page while the app gets built.

Bettafi homepage on desktop, showing the app dashboard, spending breakdown and debt management screens

A referral engine to grow the waitlist

Beyond the marketing pages, the build includes a gamified referral system: a visitor’s position on the waitlist, their progress toward the next milestone, and a personal invite link, all wired to real referral counts rather than a static graphic.

Bettafi waitlist page showing the referral rewards ladder — move up 5 places per referral, milestone rewards up to a 2-year free subscription

Built responsive from the first line of CSS

Every section, including the referral dashboard above, holds up at any width. Nothing here is a desktop layout squeezed into a smaller viewport afterwards.

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HD Security Systems

HD Security Systems — Website & Brand Collateral

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The brief

A security installer offering CCTV, monitored alarms and gate automation needed a professional presence across every touchpoint a prospective client actually encounters — not just a website, but the business cards, email signatures and social presence around it too.

The build

A landing page built around the specific services on offer, structured so a visitor can find and understand CCTV, alarm monitoring or gate automation without wading through generic security-company copy. Business card design, a consistent email signature, and seasonal social media content rounded out the same visual identity across every material the business actually uses day to day — not just the parts that are easy to see.

The result

A consistent, trustworthy presence across the touchpoints that actually matter for a security business — the website that generates the enquiry, and the printed and digital materials that reinforce it once a conversation starts.

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Ecoboxes

Ecoboxes — Brand, Website & SEO for a Sustainable Packaging Business

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The brief

A sustainable packaging business with a genuinely good product and almost no online visibility — the brand and the site both needed to actually communicate what made Ecoboxes different, rather than reading as another generic packaging supplier that happened to mention sustainability once on the homepage.

The build

Brand identity and website built around the sustainability angle specifically, backed by real technical SEO work rather than just claiming the positioning: keyword research targeting genuine sustainable-packaging search terms, content and meta descriptions built around those terms, and an educational resource centre added to the site so it earned search visibility on its own merit rather than relying purely on paid traffic. Backlinks were built specifically from reputable sustainability and environmental sites, not generic link farms — relevance mattered more than raw volume.

The result

A site that ranks for the terms that actually matter to the business, with a brand and content strategy that back up the sustainability claim instead of just stating it.

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High Five Family Fitness

High Five Family Fitness — Local Fitness Brand & Booking Site

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The brief

A Watford-based family fitness class — sessions blending exercise with music and movement for parents and children together, held at the YMCA in Leavesden Country Park — needed a brand and booking system that matched the actual energy of the classes, not a generic gym-website template.

The build

A playful, energetic identity built around fun and family togetherness rather than the serious, clinical tone most fitness brands default to, carried consistently across the site, promotional materials and social media. The site itself centres on an interactive booking system so families can register and manage their own class schedule directly, alongside local SEO work targeting exactly the kind of search a parent nearby would actually type in.

The result

A brand and booking experience that gets a specific local audience — families in and around Watford looking for something to do together — from a search result to a booked class with as little friction as possible.

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MHV Clinic

MHV Clinic — A Website Built For Total Wellness

When MHV Clinic sought to establish a robust online presence aligned with its mission to empower individuals toward total wellness, I delivered a cutting-edge website that seamlessly combines functionality, aesthetics, and user-centric design.

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MHV Clinic Web Development

In today’s digital landscape, accessibility is key. The MHV website is fully responsive, offering a flawless browsing experience on any device. Every element was optimized for speed, clarity, and functionality, from desktops to smartphones.

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Al Jannah Villa Marrakech

Al Jannah Villa Marrakech — Brand Identity for a Luxury Villa Rental

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The brief

A luxury villa rental in Marrakech needing a brand and web presence that could actually convey the property’s setting to guests booking a holiday rental from abroad, sight unseen, before they ever set foot in Morocco.

The build

A Moroccan-inspired identity built on an earth-tone palette of blues and greens reflecting the villa’s traditional architecture and surroundings, paired with typography that balances traditional character against modern legibility, and pattern work drawn from genuine Moroccan motifs rather than a generic “exotic” visual shorthand. Photography of the actual property grounded the brand in reality rather than stock imagery.

The result

A cohesive holiday-rental brand that lets prospective guests actually picture the villa and its setting before they commit to booking.

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TEDx University of Salford

TEDx University of Salford — Full Event Brand Identity

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The brief

Every independently-organised TEDx event has the same tension to manage: stay recognisably TED, while still feeling like it belongs to the specific university and city hosting it. Get that balance wrong and the event either feels like a knock-off or loses the credibility the TED name is meant to lend it.

The build

A full identity system built to survive contact with every touchpoint an attendee actually experiences — stage design, printed stationery, social media graphics, and on-the-day signage — all carrying the same visual language rather than a logo applied inconsistently across whoever happened to design each piece. The identity guidelines were treated as a real constraint throughout, not a moodboard nobody referred back to once production started.

The result

An event that read as professionally produced from the first promotional post through to walking into the venue — the kind of consistency that’s easy to describe and genuinely difficult to hold onto once a dozen different materials are being produced under deadline.

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