Hello, my name is Lawrence and I make unique and usable websites using XHTML, CSS, JavaScript and web standards. As you can see this site is still under construction and needs a few licks of paint here and there before it is finished - I’ll be adding new features to the site over the coming months. In the meantime please take a look at some of my work below or download my CV.

If it is witty/inane ramblings you are after, my blog is just round the corner.

Screenshot of PHD Gear Adviser

PHD Mountain Software Gear Adviser

PHD Mountain Software make high quality cold weather gear for extreme high altitude and polar ventures. The completed database driven website employs PHP, XHTML/CSS, JavaScript/JQuery and Google Maps in a dynamic and original e-commerce solution. Visit website

Screenshot of Brat and Suzie

Brat & Suzie

Brat & Suzie is an independent clothing company selling original, illustrated t-shirts. The website was built using PHP, XHTML/CSS and JQuery. Visit website

Screenshot of www.jamieshavdia.com

Jamie Shavdia (Under construction)

Jamie is a fully qualified and accredited Clincal and Cognitive Hypnotherapist. Jamie required a website that would act as a first point of contact for potential clients - explaining his techniques and the types of conditions he treats. The website uses XHTML/CSS and JQuery. Visit website

Screenshot of Is It PVC?

Is it PVC?

Completed as part of my MSc in Electronic Publishing at City University, is it PVC? is a fictional online store selling men and women’s fashions. The site was built using PHP, a MySQL database, XHTML/CSS and JavaScript. Visit website

Screenshot of Kagyu website

Kagyu Samye Dzong

Created as a coursework project for the graphic design module of my Msc in Electronic Publishing, this re-design of Kagyu Samye Dzong’s exisitng website uses XHTML, CSS and JavaScript. Visit website

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Yoosk

Created as part of my MSc in Electronic Publishing, this website includes a feature I wrote for the interactive news magazine Yoosk, as well as my reflections on the process and audio clips of an interview with the MP Jo Swinson. Visit website