Steven Kirman BSc
Tailor-made website design & development. Industry-qualified in IT and journalism.
Design & Development
All website design and development is done using WC3 guidelines, ensuring flexible CSS coding and cross-browser compatibility. The result is a consistent web architecture which is easy, quick and inexpensive to edit when required. Custom-made graphics are integrated into the design of your website, resulting in a website which reflects the purpose and ethos of your organisation.
Copywriting & Marketing
Get your message across using clear and concise English, written by an industry-qualified (NCTJ) and experienced newspaper journalist and public relations professional.
Maintenance & Modifications
Add new pages to your existing website, or modify those you have already published.
Graphic Design & Photography
High-impact graphics and photography are used to create a bright, clean presentation.
Design Portfolio
Climbing & Mountaineering Club
A high-impact 'rocky' website was created to reflect the excitement and drama associated with this high-adrenaline sport.
Vehicle Bodyshop Experts
Clean lines and a glossy presentation were important to reflect the intricate skill offered by this bodywork and paint specialist. The site was complemented with a subtle colour-changing animation on the firm's title page.
Foundry & Engineering Firm
A clean, easy-to-navigate website was important for this company, as was a design which reflected the firm's industrial nature and historical branding.
Plymouth to Banjul Charity Rally
Coverage of this epic adventure required regular news and photographic updates from the team on the road. A bright and colourful look and feel were a key feature of the design.
Commercial Vehicle Repair Shop
This project required a website built upon the client's logos and colour schemes which have been used throughout the history of this family organisation.
The Pink Rose Charity Appeal
The progressive nature of this charitable cause required an architecture which allowed quick and easy editing of news and events information. And, of course, the colour scheme and rose graphics were essential aspects of the design.