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So, you’ve written a book. Months, or maybe years of ideas, rewrites, late nights, and bold decisions have finally turned into something real. And now comes a question most authors don’t always see coming: You need a website. Not because it’s trendy. Not because someone told you to “build a platform.” But because readers, publishers, event organisers, and collaborators will all want one place to learn about you and your work. Your website is your home base. Your business card

For many authors, hiring a designer can feel intimidating. You know your story inside out but websites and branding? That’s a different language entirely. Whether you’re building your first author website or refining an existing one, we get how choosing the right designer can feel daunting. The good news is, it doesn’t have to be and we've listed a few key steps to help you on your way to finding the perfect fit for your project. 1. Ask Around First Your network is a powerful

If you’re launching a book in 2026, building a website can feel like the very last thing you want to add to your list. But trust us when we say it’s worth seeing your website as more than just another task. Done well, it quietly supports everything else you’re working on, giving your launch a place to land and grow. A strong launch usually follows a simple, intentional journey: Discover your book → connect with you → buy → stay in touch Your website is what helps that journey

It’s something everyone’s talking about, and lately we’ve been getting more and more questions from clients, things like, ” “I asked ChatGPT to design my book cover, what do you think?” or “Can’t AI just code my website for me?” So we figured it might be helpful to share what we’re learning as designers who use AI regularly in our own process and see clients experimenting with it. Here’s our take on it so far: 1. AI gets it wrong ... often Feed it a slightly off prompt, a

For a lot of small businesses, your website needs to just work . No tech headaches, no big budgets, and no chasing a developer every time...

We’re so excited to finally share our work with Edith Cowan University (ECU) on transforming the Climate Justice and Resilience Toolkit...

Energy Efficient Palettes Energy efficiency in web design isn't just about reducing server load, it also involves optimising how colours...

In today's modern business landscape, websites are like the secret sauce for success, especially when you look at the value and potential...