Dubs Clarke
Four businesses, four different problems. The work runs from a logo mark to a full site with copy, and in most cases I built what I designed.
VTS makes technology accessible to professionals, start-ups and small businesses. The site had to show a broad range of expertise without the jargon, so the services are described plainly, the pricing is stated, and the team page puts the self-taught alongside the credentialed.
A digital platform built to spark determination. Bold, minimal visual style as a backdrop for content on growth, wellbeing and getting through the hard part.
Read the case studyA logo and portfolio site for a makeup, hair and beauty artist. The work is the selling point, so the gallery of before and after transformations leads, with service detail and testimonials behind it.
Read the case studyA video blog platform for extreme biking. Video sits front and centre, navigation is split by discipline, and sharing tools are built into every page.
Agents that are live, not demos. They answer real enquiries, do real work and run on hardware I control. Move your pointer through this section to disturb the field.
A 24-hour assistant for an inflatable hire business. It answers enquiries while the owner sleeps and hands over the ones that need a person.
Finance, research, tutoring and client support running as separate agents on my own hardware. It runs my working day.
Deterministic scoring across 6 subjects and 109 question generators. Streaks and progress tracking, with no marks invented by a model.
Research, compose, deliver. The day's brief arrives in voice and text before the kettle boils.
Beats, bass and production under Dub-C. Somewhere between grime, dubstep and bassline. The toggle in the corner plays the current teasers from the music site, on a loop, off by default, so nothing starts without you asking.
The current body of work. Beats built for a room rather than a playlist.
Recorded mixes straight from the desk, with no post-production.
Graphic design, website development, branding, coding, IT support and consulting, plus music. I work across all of it because the problems rarely stay in one lane.
As a freelancer I take on diverse, short-term projects that stretch what I can do. The work often carries themes of positivity, empowerment and community, drawn from the energy of the city.
Away from the screen it is sci-fi novels, art-house film, sport and fitness. Family sits at the centre of it, and I am a proud father of two, which keeps the perspective fresh.
Experiments and explorations that feed the client work. Some became projects, most stayed as exercises. A selection of twelve.
Brand, web, or an agent that needs to run without supervision. A few lines are enough to start.
