A "pro bono" project for my son's pre-school. On site environmental portraits show the children at play, with all images and the website approved by the parents prior to going live.

St Bridget's Pre-school

Another NHS GP surgery website. Uses a faded hero image at the top, with the practice contact information front & centre. Some feedback from patients was that the main thing they want when they visit the site - especially on mobile - was the phone number of the surgery, so this is the first thing they see.

Grassendale Medical Practice

A new website for an NHS GP practice. Most GP practices have terribly dated late-90s, early 2000 era websites - really busy, with information overload. I tried to streamline things with the most frequently used section linked visually from the home page, and the rest via a top nav. Obviously, mobile friendliness was high on the list of priorities.

Hope Farm Medical Centre

My personal website. A single page scroller explaining a little bit about what I do.

mdbaxter.com

The website for the BOSS Study - surgical research in paediatric orthopaedic surgery in the UK.

BOSS Study

This is a site I made for a friend who's a Consultant surgeon. He needed a web presence and I designed the original site in an old version of Dreamweaver using Bootstrap 3. I did all the photos myself, and he uses the Hero portrait headshot in all of his online profiles now. 

Since coming over to Webflow I have re-created the entire site in a time-frame I wouldn't previously have believed possible! It has taken a few tweaks to get it right, but we're both really pleased with the result. Technical things I like about it include the fade-in Brand that appears only once the Hero title scrolls out of view.

Built primarily for his patients to use - the average age of whom will be several decades older than what I expect the average Webflow age is... it has to be very simple and clear, and we hope it is.

davidmachin.com

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