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I really enjoy recording podcasts, both my own ([One Footer in the Grave](https://onefooter.show) and [Unfinished Business](https://unfinished.bz)) and guesting on others.

Sinar saw digital photography coming decades before it transformed the industry.

Last week I found myself with time to tackle the second phase of my Stuff & Nonsense website upgrade.

My website wasn’t slow.

One more week until we break for August, so last week was all about tying up loose ends with Lockrose and Portico Investments

Oh, deary me.

I’ve been on a mission to improve performance since [I migrated this site to Eleventy](/blog/migrating-from-statamic-to-eleventy/), especially after I realised I was burning through bandwidth once I moved to Netlify.

It’s a couple more weeks until we break for our August break, so I’m trying to finish off my work on Lockrose and Portico Investments.

I have a couple of smaller projects to work on before we close the studio for the August break.

I mentioned earlier that I’ve been replacing the WebP images on my website with AVIF to reduce file sizes and decrease bandwidth usage.

The images on my website have changed formats several times over the decades.

For years, I said that one day, when I could, I’d buy the camera that played such a big part in my early career.

How I helped a Swiss transport planning consultancy communicate specialist knowledge more clearly through editorial design, illustration, and thoughtful typography.

Lockrose wanted to reach new markets without losing the credibility they’d built in the energy sector.

Designing a bilingual website for the Open University by making politics feel welcoming, approachable, and relevant to a new generation.

Every Monday, I write about what I worked on during the previous week.

In this series of weekly posts, I write about what I worked on during the previous week.

Most days, my website sits there quietly, publishing writing, showing off my work, selling a few products, and generally behaving itself.

In this regular series, I write about what I worked on during the previous week.

For the past few years, unless a client insists otherwise, Eleventy has been my go-to for building websites.

If you’re reading this, the patient survived the surgery, and I successfully migrated this website and all its many parts from its old Statamic CMS to a brand new Eleventy installation.

In this regular series, I write about what I worked on during the previous week.

People invest in confidence before they invest in property.

In this regular “Last week in the studio” series, I write about what I worked on during the previous week.

In this regular “Last week in the studio” series, I write about what I worked on during the previous week.