I Create Effective, User-First, Websites With Craft CMS!

Hello, I’m Seth, a Craft CMS Developer, and Experienced Front-end Engineer. I create fast, accessible, websites that put users first.

Services

How can I help you?

Maintenance & Support

Already have a Craft site but need someone to stay on top of updates for you? I offer simple, low-cost, monthly retainers that will ensure you are secure.
Wordpress to Craft Migrations

Ready to escape the drama, and security headaches, of Wordpress but don’t know how? I can migrate your site to the modern, secure and flexible Craft CMS.
Front-end Development

Do you have in-house design talent but need help implementing your designs in Craft CMS? I can provide the Craft CMS development skills you need, when you need.

A couple of projects I’ve worked on recently…

Rewilding Britain

Fast, efficient and user-friendly. Rewilding Britain’s website was built with Craft CMS and designed to kick-start the rewilding revolution!
Spiffing covers

Moving from Joomla to CraftCMS let the Spiffing team unleash their creativity.

Lovely things people have said about me!

Seth is a top-notch front-end developer. Working alongside Seth as a designer is a joy, given his attention to detail, his love of typography, and his eye for a good layout.
I would recommend Seth in a heartbeat.

Benjamin Cross ~ Creative Director - webDNA
If you’re looking for a developer that has the soft skills to work well within a multi-disciplinary team. Try Seth.
If you’re looking for someone who will use his experience and knowledge to help deliver something better than you imagined. Try Seth.

Mat Hayward ~ Founder of Kind
Seth‘s been lead developer on multiple Starberry projects. His work is meticulous, pixel perfect above and below the bonnet.
Seth will go that extra mile to deliver a quality product, and he’s a pleasure to work with too!

Rus Sellers ~ CTO Starberry

Thoughts from the front lines of front-end

Access all areas

Experienced web developers ensure that accessibility is baked into everything they do because it’s the right thing to do, and the right way to do it.
Defining a performance budget

Web applications have balooned in recent years with the average website now almost 2Mb, how can we fix that?