Ready to book?
Power Hours are currently being offered at an introductory rate of £150.
Quick-fire help
My Power Hour gives you dedicated one-on-one support for your website.
We can use the hour-long call to discuss any aspect of your site. For example, you might:
Have built the site yourself and want the quick-wins that will take it to the next level
Be planning on a larger redesign but need to make improvements now
Know something isn’t quite right about your site, but you can’t put your finger on what
Whether you need feedback on your site’s look-and-feel, the user experience or just need a soundboard, my Power Hours are a great, low-risk way to get an outside perspective.
Power Hours are currently being offered at an introductory rate of £150.
How it works
Book your call at a time that suits.
You’ll fill out a few questions to help me understand what you’re looking for and how I can help.
During the call, we’ll use these answers to make sure we cover the top priorities.
After the call, I’ll follow-up with a to-do list.
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The power hour with Dave was incredible. My website was in need of some tweaks to give it that professional touch and that's exactly what Dave has delivered. Unbelievable value, will definitely be booking another call in the future.
Ryan Scollon
Ryan Scollon & Co
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The review was jam-packed with constructive feedback and advice. From strategy to design and execution, leaving no stone unturned. The insight will help me lift my website to another level. I highly recommend to get a review yourself!
Michael Aerni
Designer & Developer
What I can help with
- UX and UI Design
- Typography
- Website strategy
- Low-carbon design
- CMS recommendations
- Privacy-focused design
- High-level website reviews
Please note
- We can’t use the call to do development work. There are lots of practical reasons for this, but there are generally much more productive uses of the hour.
Principles to build a better web
The following principles guide the work I do:
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Design, content and development should work together. When they do, the result is clearer, faster and more accessible. It’s better all-around.
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Websites should be low-carbon and privacy-respecting. If our work is environmentally-friendly, but we send user data to companies with poor privacy practices, we have no credibility.
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User experience and organisational goals go hand-in-hand. Both sets of needs can work together, promoting each other for a result that works for everyone.