Big ideas deserve a big impact.

Calibre audio website
MCNAG website
Intertidal website
My Calibre website

You have come up with the most amazing idea and you have poured your heart and soul into making it the best it can be. Now it needs a website that can show all that talent and promise to the rest of the world.

That's where I come in. At Big Pixel, I don't just want to take another default website and slap a logo on it. Instead, I want to take all that passion and promise that your business contains and show it in every pixel. This attention to detail also means you can dream big…

  • Need a secure portal that customers can log into, and check their orders? No problem.
  • Want a blog that can be updated with new posts and images? Easy.
  • How about a contact form that can send emails to your inbox? Done.
  • What about an eCommerce platform for all those products? Can do.
  • Or a secure dashboard app that allows you to monitor all your company's data? Definitely.

I also build sites using the latest technologies — from React to PostgreSQL — making sure your site isn't just beautiful, but lightning fast and SEO optimised. Whether it is a single web page or a fully-fledged, multilingual website hosting millions of users, the site gets the same care and attention to detail.

Can you make the logo bigger?

MKDF font design
MKDF font
MKDF logo

Designing a brand is more than just a cool looking logo (though they do help). Done properly, branding should represent the essence of the company, person, our product. It should help provide a narrative that everyone understands. From gentle, soothing colour palettes to brash, bold, and aggressive shapes; all of these things can reinforce your message.

Having spent many years designing brands and brand guidelines for charities, international retail companies, and small startups; I have a wealth of experience in the field of brand identity. But not just the brand…

  • Colour palettes — both online and offline, so you don't lose that important aesthetic moving from screen to paper.
  • Brand guidelines — so other suppliers know what they can and cannot do with your brand. Allowing for a consistent message wherever you appear.
  • Stationery — who doesn't love a well-made and thought through business card or letterhead. Those first impressions can count more than you think.