21 projects we’ve completed in 2023

As a specialist recruiter for creative roles like graphic designers and art directors, Nikky had understandably high expectations for the unique aesthetic of her new website.

We created a bright, bold - and above all - highly functional website with strategic content and a new home for her Industry Leaders podcast, in what became an early version of our podcast web design package.

Oh, it's us! We relaunched the Studio Cotton website, but while the actual look of our website didn't change much at all, we fleshed out some content and added a couple of features Aime had been tinkering with weeks/months/years.

The real goal of the project was to upgrade our technology and WordPress config, so that our website uses the same framework (that we call Twodio Cotton) as our new client projects.

Plus, we've written a whopping 36 blog posts, which have contributed to our SEO and resulted in a heck of a lot of website visits.

This high street gift boutique has been a firm fixture of Topsham's high street for years, but had never quite gotten online in a way they felt reflected their gorgeous lifestyle and homeware shop in Devon.

Our cosy, colourful website was created to reflect more of their in-shop experience, whilst being as easy as possible to manage.

Copywriter Bonnie was struggling with a website that was overwhelmed by words, ideas, offers and secret services.

We worked with Bonnie to hone her content, creating a streamlined and simple structure that brings her signature playfulness to her professional wordsmithing.

This was literally just a technology upgrade for this small business providing parents with baby classes and support in Bristol.

We wanted to keep the website as similar-looking as possible to the one it was replacing, while giving our client more control over mobile views and SEO.

This is one that we can't show you, but was a real blast to work on.

We completed our first website build for a small business outside of the UK, which was all about structuring data.

But the toughest part was probably remembering to skip the u in color.

Our newest blogging client on the block, small business Meloca Designs sells cross stitch kits and patterns.

Megan came to us to write 3 blog posts for her per month, which we packed with crafty keywords and helpful insights.

We've written 6 so far - only 2 are live at the time of writing this and the rest are scheduled, so keep your eyes peeled for those in the new year.

One of our more local clients, Bristol based jewellery designer Jacks Turner created contemporary, handmade rings, necklaces and much more.

Throughout 2023 we worked on crafting 8 blog posts to share her extensive jewellery knowledge and improve her SEO, resulting in a heck of a lot more impressions on her website.

A challenging project, but one in which I learned so much about a world I previously knew nothing about, and because of this it ended up being one of my favourite projects of 2023.

Alderdoodle is a creative small business selling Dungeons & Dragons props, accessories and gifts.

Ramona chose our SEO product descriptions package, and so I delved deep into the world of table top roleplaying games.

Natalie hand makes the cutest colourful acrylic jewellery in all the lands, but she needed a little help with her product descriptions.

We worked our magic on 20 of her products, optimising them and making their descriptions shine as much as her jewellery does.

This beautiful designer jewellery store in Clifton sells stunning hand crafted pieces from independent makers, and is a long running client of ours.

We've started working with them again to fine tune their website and update some of their pages with even more juicy SEO content.

We launched the Studio Cotton Website in 2022, but we wanted to mention it in this list because we've continued to help a tonne of small business owners improve their websites, held fortnightly live Q&As, and built a really lovely community.

Back in April, Aime hosted an online workshop with previous web design client, 91 Magazine.

This 60 minute workshop is crammed full of Aime's extensive small business SEO knowledge, and the playback is still available to buy for just £32.

We were invited by one of our lovely clients, Catherine of the Resilient Retail Club, to run a workshop on getting your ecommerce website ready for Christmas.

Aime covered everything from SEO, creating gifts, writing product descriptions, and Christmas Collections.

This blog post right here is what we're calling an "Inspo" around the office, a clever thing Aime designed.

It's a neat way to show off multiple things we want to talk about, and we've implemented it into a few clients' websites too.

Inspo posts are perfect for gift roundups, technology run-downs, or just sharing our favourite coffee shops.