Purpose-led structure
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Ink & Pixels · Portfolio
Portfolio websites
with purpose.
A curated selection of completed charity, community and commercial websites — presented as case studies with enough context to show the thinking behind each build.
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Curated portfolio
Portfolio case studies that show how design decisions respond to real organisations and audiences.
Each case study pairs a framed website preview with a short summary, making the portfolio easier to scan and less visually cramped.
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Case studies
Charity, community and selected commercial websites.
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sunshinecharity.org.uk
Community · Charity
SUNSHINE
Designing a digital home for community, belonging and connection across London.
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mindsetcharity.org.uk
Charity · Men & Boys
MINDSET
A preventative, confidence-building charity website for men, boys and community support.
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rangercadets.org.uk
Youth · Volunteer-led
Ranger Cadets
A disciplined, community-focused youth-development website built around structure, service and life skills.
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remixyouth.org.uk
Youth · Social mobility
REMIX
A bold youth charity website focused on skills, mentoring, wellbeing and opportunity in London.
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urbanyouth.org.uk
Youth · Community
Urban Youth
A vibrant digital identity for young people, participation and possibility.
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zwaracommunityhub.com
Community · Multilingual
Zwara
A multilingual community space shaped around belonging, heritage and access.
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nassarstore.inkandpixels.uk
Commercial · Retail / WhatsApp Commerce
Nassar Store
An Arabic-first retail storefront for homeware, kitchen essentials and gifts in Damascus.
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Clarity first.
Across the portfolio
Clarity first.
Identity intact.
Responsive by default
Layouts are considered across desktop, tablet and mobile rather than adapted at the end.
Distinct project identities
Ink & Pixels provides the portfolio frame; each organisation keeps its own personality.
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