Show what the product makes possible
Connect the problem, the product and the next useful action. I structure the pages so people can understand the offer before exploring the technical detail.
Climate tech & sustainability
Climate tech websites, made clear.
I design and build websites that make complex climate products easier to understand, with content systems that keep pace as the product evolves.
Design / Development / Content systems
Commons
Marketing website design, Webflow build & ongoing support
Selected teams I have worked with
The page has a job to do
Make the idea clear.
Give the detail a home.
Keep the evidence close
Work with your experts to put sources, methodology and dates beside the claims they support, with a clear owner for future updates.
Selected work / Altruistiq
A website that supports
the work behind it.
For Altruistiq, I turned supplied template and UX direction into a Webflow website, with CMS content and a protected proposal workflow for client pitch pages.
I also connected careers content to Lever’s job feed, including removing archived roles. The website supports publishing, sales and hiring through systems the team can maintain.
Make the connections useful
Less copying.
Better handoffs.
Start with the content that becomes out of date or the handoff that needs manual copying. The Lever connection is a delivered example; the other workflows can be scoped around your current tools.
Talk through your setupDelivered for Altruistiq
Lever job listings
For Altruistiq, I connected the careers section to Lever’s job feed and removed roles when they were archived, reducing manual listing maintenance.
Lever postings APIAirtable + Webflow content
Scope shared product facts, resources or reference material so the team can maintain a structured source rather than edit the same information across pages.
See the content workflowCRM and campaign handoff
Agree where an enquiry goes, which campaign context travels with it and how the team knows the handoff succeeded.
Explore HubSpot developmentA climate-tech website publishing checklist
Use this to organise the website work around product facts, sources and publishing ownership. It is a working review sheet, with space for evidence and owners.
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Download checklist (CSV)No email needed. Download the blank planning sheet and open it in Excel or Google Sheets.
Before we get started
A few useful
questions.
Can you improve our existing site without a full rebuild?
Yes. We can scope a page refresh, a CMS improvement or an ongoing backlog. I start with what the site needs to explain and what the team finds difficult to maintain, then work out the smallest useful change.
How do you handle technical or evidence-heavy content?
I work with your subject experts to establish the product explanation, supporting material and ownership of claims. The site can then give a clear first answer and a route into the methodology or deeper resources.
Can you connect the site to our existing tools?
I can review the systems, APIs and handoffs with your team. The Lever careers integration shown above is one delivered example. Other connections are scoped against access, data ownership and the behaviour you actually need.
Can our team keep publishing after launch?
Reusable components, CMS fields and a practical handover are part of the scope we can agree. Ongoing support can cover campaign launches, product changes and improvements that need design or development.
Your next chapter
Let’s make
it clearer.
Tell me what your product needs to explain, which content changes often and where the website creates extra work. We can shape a build or an ongoing improvement plan around that.
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