Hi, I'm Lee. I do websites...
...and this is my portfolio
my work
Lee's work on our website was amazing - he was quick to understand our requirements and always delivered them with bells on, and they always worked perfectly. He was also amenable to making many small improvements once we got used to the new design, which was an added bonus - Dr M Silver, www.ClinPsy.org.uk"
in progress
You may notice upon further inspection of my portfolio that each project is in some way vastly different from the last. From software promotion sites to content management systems, and fashion websites to backend administrative systems to art portfolios.
This isn't entirely unintentional, and with each project I take on I always plan to introduce a new approach or an improvement to what I did last time. As such, each item in my portfolio has taught me something new and important and the pride in my work comes from the constant process of learning, improvement and iteration.
After all... a challenge is what turns a job into a project you truly care about, and none of this is just 'work'.
Why publish unfinished work on your portfolio?
Good question! I believe transparency promotes honesty and reliability, and I think it's good to know what someone you may plan on employing is currently doing. This is a showcase of my ambition, not just what I've done in the past!
about me
"Who on earth am I?" you ask with an air of curiosity.
You can call me Lee. Which is short for my full name, Lee James Machin.
I am based in sunny Manchester and, as well as my job as a web designer and developer, I enjoy playing with my guitar and drum machine and trying to write songs.
I also love listening to music, and doing things like ice skating and hitting up the local jazz club in a hilariously overdressed manner (see right).
Education-wise I graduated from Salford University with a diploma in Business and Management Studies, and so my projects naturally involve an element of marketing theory and research that influences some of my decisions.
I'm currently looking for more work, so if you like what you see here I would like you to get in touch with me.
get in touch
Thanks very much. Your message awaits me in my inbox and I shall reply as soon as possible :)
I'm interested in hearing from you and discussing what you have in mind.
All you need to do is fill in that little form on the left, providing your own contact details and I'll get right back to you.
I'm open to all enquiries, be it job offers or freelance work, so don't hesitate to ask and we'll sort things out :)
contact details
Understandably web-forms might not be to your taste when there are more personal forms of communication. While I heartily encourage the use of the form you can also reach me by phone and by email direct.