What should people
know you for?
You don’t have to squeeze everything into a job title. We help you decide what you want people to know about you, and why it matters to them.
The roles you’ve held. The things you’ve made. The work you want to do next.
We find the thread, put your story into words, and plan how people move through it.
You know what went into the work. A stranger only sees the words on the page.
Let’s close that gap.
“I’m a passionate developer who builds innovative web applications.”
“I build the parts of a web app people use, from the first screen to the final checkout.”
Now we can picture what you actually do.
Example rewrites. Before the words, we work out what your story needs to say and where each part belongs.
01 / 05There’s the job on your CV. The project you started yourself. The thing people always ask you for.
They belong to the same person. Let’s show how they connect.
You don’t have to squeeze everything into a job title. We help you decide what you want people to know about you, and why it matters to them.
Someone lands on your page. Where should they look? What should they read next? We plan your pages, sections and menus so they can find their way. That’s information architecture.
Your bio, project stories and website copy should sound like the same person. We write them with you and suggest colours and a visual direction that fit. Your designer or developer handles the website itself.
A publication. A personal portfolio. A youth community.
Different stories, each with a clear way through.
You sit down to update your portfolio. Your bio becomes five versions. Every project feels important. You keep moving sections around because you’re still deciding what someone should understand. We help you work through those choices, recommend a direction, and carry it through to agreed writing, a page plan and creative guidance.
First we listen. Then we find the thread, plan the pages and write.
Here’s what you take away at each step.
We talk about your work, what you did and where you want to go. If you have a portfolio, we look at it together. If you don’t, we start with what you want it to do.
A record of your key experience and a shared plan for the work.