Hello, I’m Emily
I create thoughtful Squarespace websites for purpose-driven entrepreneurs and small business owners.
I’m a nature-loving, travel-happy, slightly woo-woo creative with a natural gift for connection—whether that’s with people, their stories, or what they need to feel supported.
You’re a big-hearted, ambitious entrepreneur with a clear sense of purpose.
You may be…
Just Starting Out
You’re launching your passion project and ready to get your first professional website up and running. You want something simple, calm, and clear that shows who you are and what you offer, without overwhelm.
I’ll help you create a welcoming online home that feels like you, from day one.
A Few Years In
You’ve been in business a while, and your website needs to catch up with where you’re headed. Maybe you want to refine your message, add services, or elevate your brand.
Together, we’ll build a site that grows with you and opens new doors.
Ready to Elevate
Your business is thriving—but your online presence doesn’t reflect your level of expertise. You want a polished, purposeful site that truly elevates your story.
I’ll help you craft a calm, seamless experience that connects deeply with your ideal clients.
How I work
My mission is to craft calm, personalised Squarespace websites that truly reflect your work, values, and personality. I bring an intuitive, thoughtful approach to make the process easy, supportive and perfectly aligned with you.
My Story
After solo travels through South-East Asia, Australia, and South America in my 20s, I unexpectedly landed a dream web design role in London. With a background in design history, it was a thrill to finally bring ideas to life creatively. I started at iVillage.com, an inspiring startup focused on empowering women, before moving to Tesco.com and later transitioning into freelance picture editing for various London publishers.
In my late 30s, driven by a desire to help others, I trained in reflexology, a purposeful and family-friendly path I still love. But I missed the creative spark, so I returned to web design. These days, I balance both: one day a week with reflexology clients, and the rest doing what I love most—designing beautiful, meaningful websites.
Whatever stage of business you're at—I’ve got you.
I’ve created a calm, clear, and strategic process that takes the stress out of getting online—bringing your vision to life with thoughtful design, practical support, and a healthy dose of empathy (and a little humour too).
The Business I’ve Always Wanted
I love helping purpose- driven small businesses to create websites that feel like home: calm, clear, and built to grow with them.
I know how overwhelming tech and website decisions can feel when you're already wearing all the hats.
I use my intuition and joy of connection to create a process that’s calm, supportive and strategic designed to take the stress out of getting online and bring your big-picture vision to life.
Working with me means no jargon, no chaos, just collaborative, down-to-earth support (with a healthy dose of humour and empathy along the way).
Design, with Intention
01.Confidence through clarity
My process is designed to empower you, not confuse you. I’ll guide you step by step, helping you feel confident and in control, even if tech isn’t your thing. You’ll understand what we’re doing and why, every step of the way.
02.Design with purpose and impact
My process is designed to empower you, not confuse you. I’ll guide you step by step, helping you feel confident and in control, even if tech isn’t your thing. You’ll understand what we’re doing and why, every step of the way.
03.A collaborative approach
This isn’t a hands-off service, it’s a creative partnership. I take the time to really listen, understand your goals, and build a site that feels like you. Genuine connection and honest collaboration are at the heart of how I work.
“Emily has calmly, professionally and expertly listened to what I wanted and designed and delivered a lovely new website that is easy to navigate and looks great. Can't rate her services highly enough. Thank you so much”
- Howard Gilbert - Joint Mechanics