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Projects I've built, each labelled with where it stands now.

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  1. #01 Live

    Ouse & Oven

    Bakery and coffee shop website · Bedford

    A homepage for a bakehouse and coffee shop in Bedford. It leads with what a regular checks first: what's out of the oven today, the opening hours, and how to order a cake for collection.

    • An "Out of the oven today" timetable with bake times
    • A Saturday bread school card
    • Menu, opening hours and an illustrated map
    • An "Order for collection" button in the header
    • A flat illustrated hero: sourdough, cardamom knots and coffee in an arch

    A design for a bakery. Names and details are placeholders.

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    • Homepage for a bakery: the serif headline "Baked before Bedford wakes up." beside an illustrated loaf, cardamom knots and coffee in a yellow arch.
      Homepage on desktop: the illustrated hero and today's bake times.
    • Homepage for a bakery on a phone: the illustrated loaf and coffee, then the headline.
      The same page on a phone, illustration first.
  2. #02 Live

    Redway Heating & Plumbing

    Heating engineer website · Milton Keynes

    A homepage for a heating and plumbing firm in Milton Keynes. The quote form sits in the hero, so someone with a cold house can ask for a price without scrolling, and the emergency number is at the top of the page.

    • A three-step fixed-price quote form in the hero
    • An emergency phone bar
    • Services with starting prices
    • A four-step process, from quote to finished job
    • The Milton Keynes areas covered

    A concept design for a fictional heating engineer. Names and details are placeholders.

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    • Concept homepage for a heating engineer: the headline "Heating fixed. Price fixed." on navy, with a three-step quote form and red and blue pipes.
      Homepage on desktop: the fixed-price quote form sits in the hero.
    • Concept homepage for a heating engineer on a phone: an emergency call bar, the headline and a quote button.
      On a phone, the emergency number stays at the top.
  3. #03 Live

    The Linden Room

    Hair and skin studio website · Ampthill

    A homepage for a hair and skin studio in Ampthill. It's quiet and spacious, like the studio it's for, with booking and the price list one click from the top.

    • A featured treatment card
    • A short price menu in three columns
    • A section on how the studio works
    • Opening hours, late nights and contact details
    • Botanical linden-leaf artwork in two arches

    A concept design for a fictional hair and skin studio. Names and details are placeholders.

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    • Homepage for a hair and skin studio: the headline "Unhurried hair, honest skin." beside linden-leaf artwork in two arches.
      Homepage on desktop: linden-leaf artwork and a featured treatment.
    • Homepage for a hair and skin studio on a phone: the headline, a short intro and a booking button.
      The same page on a phone.
  4. #04 Live

    Jas Music

    Web dashboard and Discord music bot · 2022–2024

    I built the Jas Music web dashboard and the bot behind it, and kept the service running from 2022 to 2024. It was a focused music bot, used in Discord servers with 5M+ members combined. I shut it down in 2024 to start something new.

    Screenshots: a concept redesign of the Jas Music site and dashboard.

    5M+
    members across the servers it was in
    2022–24
    kept running
    JS
    JavaScript and Node.js
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    • Concept landing page for Jas Music: the headline "Your server's soundtrack, always on.", a Discord chat card, a now-playing card and playback controls.
      Landing page: slash commands, the queue and live controls in one view.
    • Concept player dashboard for Jas Music: a server list, the track now playing with a waveform, a six-track queue, and panels for volume, filters and server settings.
      Player dashboard: the queue, audio filters and server settings.
  5. #05 Live

    CrewByte

    Workforce management platform · Design & build · PHP / MySQL

    A rota and labour-cost platform for shift-based businesses. The rota shows what the week will cost before you publish it, and auto-schedule drafts one from your rules.

    Prototype running on test data. No customers yet.

    Labour cost
    shown before the rota goes out
    Auto-schedule
    drafts a rota from your rules
    PHP
    PHP and MySQL
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    • CrewByte dashboard with test data: staff clocked in, 56 hours worked, an estimated labour cost today of £672, and today's draft shifts.
      Dashboard: today's labour cost
    • CrewByte rota builder with test data: a weekly grid of draft shifts per staff member, hours per person, and an estimated weekly cost of £4,428.
      Rota builder: the week's cost before you publish
    • CrewByte auto-schedule settings: weekday and weekend coverage targets, shift limits, and rules to respect availability, skip approved leave, cap contracted hours and require manager cover.
      Auto-schedule: a draft rota from your rules

    Where it's going: the day-to-day records come next: checklists, temperature logs, cleaning schedules, training records and handovers. The aim is for a manager to see what's happening across every site today, rather than finding out at the end of the week.

  6. #06 Live

    Workforce compliance for UK security contractors

    Security firms that hire through layers of subcontractors have to be able to show that everyone on site is cleared to work. The proof sits in scattered emails, spreadsheets and filing cabinets.

    • Map the chain
    • Attach evidence to each link
    • Flag the gaps
    • Export the audit pack
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    How it works

    1. Map the chain. Record who supplies whom: client, contractor, subcontractor, worker.
    2. Attach evidence to each link. Written statements and consent to subcontract between firms. For each worker, a right-to-work check reference, SIA licence and training certificates with expiry dates.
    3. Flag the gaps. Missing documents and upcoming expiries are highlighted before anyone is sent to a shift.
    4. A named person approves. The software never decides who can work. A person signs off each worker and each substitute.
    5. Export the audit pack. The evidence for the whole chain comes out in one go, ready for a client or an inspector.
    The evidence chain: client to contractor (written statement), contractor to subcontractor (consent to subcontract, substitute pre-approval), subcontractor to worker (right-to-work check, SIA licence, training certificates). Gaps are flagged, a named person approves, and the output is an audit pack.
    The evidence chain, link by link

    Guardrails: a person approves every worker, with no automatic yes or no. No biometrics, no automated reading of ID documents, and records are deleted when the retention period ends.

    It's its own product. I didn't want another add-on bolted to payroll. It was scoped as a concept and never released.

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