
Maidstone / Parties & experiences
The Little Princess Shop
A colourful website, a party price estimator that helps Nicola with enquiries, and a CMS she could start using without training.
A local business, a world of its own →(Our work) · the proof
A party venue in Maidstone. A crane-hire business with questions to answer. A jobs board against a deadline. Different businesses, different briefs — the same care in making something useful. Start with the stories below; your project does not have to be big to belong here.
If your job is small, that is not a problem — range is the point.
The team running a decade-old global platform also builds village one-pagers, charity CRMs and product websites — and the small jobs get the same engineering habits as the big ones. Owning the platform lets the craft scale down as happily as it scales up.
(Business websites, built around people)

Maidstone / Parties & experiences
A colourful website, a party price estimator that helps Nicola with enquiries, and a CMS she could start using without training.
A local business, a world of its own →
Specialist business / Crane hire
A clear fleet website with lift-planning and site-access tools that help answer routine questions before the phone rings.
A website that earns its keep →Flagship build · self-imposed platform stress test
One structured page. Seven complete presentation systems. Light and dark, mobile, enlarged text, reduced motion — then a regression problem large enough that we built our own browser-driven QA harness.
Recruitment · API integration · rapid launch
A retiring ATS, a hard cutover date and a replacement needed in days. We built a branded .NET 10 jobs board around JobAdder, embedded it seamlessly into the existing Sanctuary site and kept the support footprint deliberately small.
The platform itself · the product we are our own client for
The flagship case study explains what happened when we pushed the presentation system. The OliveCore page explains the platform beneath it: structured blocks, the CMS, owned code, the image pipeline and the engineering habits that carry across client work.

(The register)