I can help with the writing, the visual design and the building of websites and interactive tools. Bring me what you have—even if it’s still a little messy—and we can work out what would help. That might be a whole project or one part of it.
Website examples for small businesses
The examples below give you something to explore. You might like how a page introduces a place, how the information is arranged or something you can try for yourself. It gives us a starting point for talking about your own project—and what you’d like it to do.
A language school
Barceloneta School
Compare courses, explore a weekly timetable and see how the price changes as you choose your lessons and extras. I created this fictional school to show how a website can help someone work through their options.
Get a feel for the place, look through the rooms and check dates for a stay. This example brings the invitation to visit and the practical details together.
Browse the menu and explore a table-reservation form organised around the date, time and number of guests. A website that helps someone go from “that looks good” to planning a visit.
Some subjects take time to understand. I enjoy getting into the detail: following the connections, working out what needs explaining and finding a form that helps someone follow the ideas.
These three projects show how that process takes shape.
For researchers, therapists and educators, I can help present a body of work, explain a complex subject or develop an educational resource. We develop and review the material together, guided by your professional judgement.
A researcher’s work, brought together
Dr Martha Alicia Tronco Rosas
Martha’s work spans research, teaching, publications and a long professional career. I began by understanding how those parts connect, then worked on the structure, writing, design and development of her website.
The result gives visitors different ways into her work, with connections between related projects and publications.
I’m developing El Gradiente with Martha: a digital guide to patterns of harm. The collaboration brings together her experience with Violentómetro 1 and 2.0 and my work on TEG-Blue, writing, visual design and digital tools.
I organise the content, connect descriptions with examples and develop the pages through which people explore the guide. It is a working resource that we continue to develop.
Questions you can explore through an interactive tool
TEG-Blue
I created TEG-Blue to explore emotions, behaviour and relationships. Alongside the developing framework and its research sources, I build tools that offer guided reflections, comparisons and interactive maps.
The wording and the interaction develop together: what someone reads, what they can compare and how they move through a question. The tools are intended for reflection and education, with their evidence limits explained alongside the work.
A background in media, a practice across disciplines.
I started in television and advertising in Barcelona, then worked with production companies in Mexico. Later, I was a Media Producer and Art Director at Bloomberg in Singapore. Along the way, I also co-founded a motorcycle travel agency in Germany.
Today, my work brings together writing, visual design and development—from understanding a subject to making something people can use.
What have we learned to accept about love, kindness or our own worth? Some of my writing begins with a familiar belief that I want to look at again. Understanding someone’s pain, for example, doesn’t settle what behaviour we should accept from them.
Instagram
Something to look at. Something to think about.
I bring words and images together in short reflections on feelings, relationships and everyday expectations. Sometimes a post puts a familiar experience into words. Sometimes it invites a second look at something we’ve always taken for granted.
In my essays, I can stay with a question and explore what makes it complicated. Personal experience and books become ways into subjects such as love, responsibility and the distance between understanding someone and excusing the harm they cause.
There are flowers, curious characters and little worlds to wander into. In these collections, I explore colour, atmosphere and the stories a scene can suggest.
Created with generative AI through my prompts, visual direction and selection.