PJMJ

Studios.

Context

Crown Civil Engineering had no brand and no site, a civil engineering firm competing in an industry where almost everyone looks the same: stock photos, generic templates, nothing to remember them by.

Mandate

They asked me to build both from nothing: a full identity (a cream, navy and red palette, a bespoke digger-arm mark taken through several iterations) and a website coded on Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind and Framer Motion.

Result

CCE went from having nothing to owning a complete visual system and a live-ready site, proof a client can start with a blank page and leave with a brand.

Context

I wanted to prove that bespoke, scroll-driven build work could hold its own against agency-level real estate sites, without the agency price tag or timeline.

Mandate

So I built Canopy & Tide myself: a fictional Bali villa, Casa del Sol, told across seven full-screen scenes with a scroll-driven 3D camera move, a custom water shader on the pool, and drifting particle detail, in under 48 hours.

Result

It's become the reference piece for the studio's top end: the thing that makes "the site becomes the brand" land in a single scroll rather than a sentence.

Context

The Conservatory is a plant shop and café in Hove that wanted a site with the same care as the space itself, not a generic hospitality template.

Mandate

I ran a full creative direction session and moodboard, then spec'd and I'm now building the stack: Next.js on the front, Supabase for data (region-set to London) and Resend for transactional emails.

Result

Still in progress, but the architecture is already doing the job: a small hospitality business getting a real backend, not just a nice-looking page.

Context

Re-Tyred needed more than a website, they needed the whole thing done properly: brand, build and a clean professional handover, not just a link at the end.

Mandate

I ran the entire engagement myself: brand and build, a live deployment, a proper agreement to stay on and help make sure their site went from bad to good.

Result

Retyred is live at retyred.co.uk, and it's the studio's reference for how the whole process should feel to a client, brief to keys handed over.

Context

Miller Hudson ran a serviced-accommodation coaching programme for property investors and landlords, but their cold traffic had nowhere clean to land, no page built to turn a click into an application.

Mandate

They asked me to design and build a single VSL funnel page: video sales letter structure, anchor navigation, a countdown block and a Typeform application flow, refined across several rounds of client and mentor feedback.

Result

The finished funnel now routes applications straight into their existing intake process, and it opened the door to a bigger conversation: a Meta Pixel and an ongoing retainer.

Context

Garage Rooms sell garden and garage rooms across a growing catalogue, and needed a site that could scale with new rooms and specs without turning into a mess of one-off pages.

Mandate

I'm building them a Next.js 15 App Router site around a spec-card design system: dynamic room detail pages, a working finance calculator and a booking flow wired through an API route.

Result

Still in build, but it's already doing real work rather than just looking the part, a genuine application behind the brochure front, ready to grow as the catalogue does.