Work
Three sectors,
and the same standard underneath.
Three sites, in three sectors: a charity, a clinic, and this practice — all of them in Northern Ireland. The same standard underneath each one: accessibility built in from the start, a privacy position that stands up to being asked about, and a documented handover.
Registered charity, Northern Ireland
A charity
A full site with a content system the staff maintain themselves, an events and news section, and a privacy position built for an organisation that holds personal data about the people it supports.
- New build
- Content system
- Accessibility built in
- Ongoing care
Private clinic, Northern Ireland
A clinic
A clinical services site where the copy has to be accurate about regulated treatments, the enquiry path has to work, and the data handling has to stand up to a professional indemnity insurer asking about it.
- New build
- Regulated copy review
- Enquiry path
- Privacy set-up
Bowers Advisory
This practice
The assurance practice’s own site — the same stack, the same accessibility standard and the same privacy set-up I would build for you. It is the honest way to show the work: you are reading a version of it now.
- New build
- Static, fast, self-contained
- Accessibility built in
- Contact form
What you can check
The standard is published, not described.
Every claim on this site can be checked on this site. The accessibility statement says what was tested, on what date, and what is still outstanding. The privacy notice describes what actually runs rather than what would sound better. The response times are the ones I meet in a bad week, not the fastest ones I could type.
Contact
Judge the work,
then judge the terms.
The standard these were built to is written down on this site, and so is what happens after go-live — the accessibility position, the privacy set-up, the response times and the guarantee. Read them before you ring me, not after.