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Here are some featured pages that I feel highlight my approach.

You could start by reading this fundamentally brilliant book or my distilled thoughts from reading it:

These posts about how I work and the clients I work with:

  • 15 years, plus some more

    Since 1 October 2009, I have been self-employed. I’ve drawn a few conclusions - one of which is that it’s foolhardy to draw conclusions. Another is that you must track your time.

  • InJoinery

    InJoinery is a labour agency between furniture makers and freelance joinery fitters. Over the past five years, we've developed data, processes, ops management and strategic trajectory.

  • Time Planning & Tracking

    An approach to planning and tracking time using Google Calendars with help from a 3rd Party web app.

  • Peascod

    A bespoke site built to coincide with company rebranding.

A few random pages too.

  • Thoughts on passwords

    Treating passwords with respect and using a strategy will help avoid the pain of either catastrophic or low-grade password failures.

  • GitHub Successor settings

    How to nominate a contact to manage your public repositories after you pass away. Includes steps for setup and a breakdown of what a successor can and cannot access.

  • Chris MacDonald

  • Legacy URL redirects

    When launching a new website, it is important to correctly handle the addresses from the previous site.

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