Peter has over 20 years of design, content and illustration experience, eclectically weaving his ideas and creativity through a mixture of design disciplines, including print, content and web design. Give him some crayons and watch him go!
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In the race to the top of the SERPs, many digital marketers often forget that websites are built for humans, and not just for Google. … Read More »UX Optimisation: Humanising Your Website (Case Studies)
Let’s kick things off by getting the facts straight: the old “Working from home” no longer exists, we don’t live in normal times and so… Read More »How to Stay Creative While Working from Home
In this article I want to explore some of the reasons why businesses neglect their media libraries as well as providing some tips on how to make the most of your photos and hopefully help get those product pages selling again!
Designing great content (and getting links for it) is getting harder every year – of that there’s no doubt. What websites linked to in 2009 definitely wouldn’t see the same coverage today.
Imagine a time before long distance travel was really a thing. How might you explain the concept of a rhino for example, to a population who’d never left Europe? I imagine it’d be something like this.
In need of some industry-specific placeholder text? Pete’s created just the tool for you…
