Work
Redesign concepts you can click through.
Each one is a working mockup that shows what changed and why.
Hackney Flea Market
The business
A series of pop-up vintage markets in London: salvage, antiques, furniture, lighting.
What I changed
Put the next market dates and the ticket button first, split the page by what a visitor wants (visit, sell, learn more), and made the layout mobile-first.
Why
People usually arrive wanting one thing: when is the next market, and how do I get in. Everything else can wait.
Unofficial concept. Not affiliated with Hackney Flea Market. Business details are from their public website. Photos are stock images, not theirs. If you represent the business and want this removed, use the contact page and I will take it down.
Bolton of New Farnley
The business
A family-run garage on Whitehall Road, Leeds, open since 1960. MOTs for bikes, cars, motorhomes, minibuses and goods vehicles, plus servicing and repairs.
What I changed
Led with the one thing most visitors want: an MOT while they wait, with the phone number and a live open or closed status up front. Added a vehicle-class picker, split the services into clear rows, and made it work on a phone.
Why
The old site told visitors to upgrade Internet Explorer and had no mobile layout. Someone looking for a garage needs an MOT slot today and a number to call, so that comes first.
Unofficial concept. Not affiliated with Bolton of New Farnley Ltd. Business details are from their public website. Photos are stock images, not theirs. If you represent the business and want this removed, use the contact page and I will take it down.
Giuseppe’s Ristorante & Pizzeria
The business
Bristol’s oldest Italian restaurant, on Baldwin Street in the Old City. It opened in 1961 as Marco’s, and Giuseppe has run it for decades.
What I changed
Turned the PDF menu into a menu you can use on a phone: section tabs, a vegetarian filter, search, and a starter or main toggle for the pasta. Put the phone number, the live open or closed status and the real opening hours up front, and told the 1961 story properly.
Why
The old site is built on a 2016 default theme, its own Find Us link leads to a page-not-found error, and you have to open a PDF to see the menu. Someone choosing where to eat wants the menu and a table, so those come first.
Unofficial concept. Not affiliated with Giuseppe’s Ristorante & Pizzeria. Menu details and business information are from their public website. Photos are stock images, not theirs. Prices are from their November 2024 menu and may have changed. If you represent the business and want this removed, use the contact page and I will take it down.