We can build a site to suit your business. Blogs, ecommerce, galleries, booking systems. Just ask
We want you to be thrilled with your site. Each site is unique to reflect your business.
Communication is the key. Make your content work for you in search engines.
Images can evoke so much - an image can sell, so good photographs are important to bring your customers into your world.

Environmental Policy

We vote Green, and try to be green where we can.

We shred all our used office paper and use it as bedding for our hen, Dalfrazi. Then it goes into the compost bin and into our garden, where we attempt to grow some food, tomatoes, cucumbers, courgettes, herbs, chillis etc and flowers too as they are good for the heart!

Our car, affectionately known as the bean,is a Nissan March, tiny cute as a button, much ridiculed by our youngest child, perhaps because it is a squeeze to ferry his drum kit on the odd occasion required. The Bean however hardly uses fuel, another reason we love it. We walk where we can.

Working from home also helps on a resource level.

Prior to New Zealand we lived for 15 years on the beautiful northwest coast of Scotland, on the Loch of a thousand winds, Little Loch Broom and grew approximately 50,000 organic, local provenance trees, which more than covers our carbon footprint for hosting with servers. We were off the grid and had windmill power, & water from our well.

Still here in Picton we could definitely improve so will be looking into more ways we can help. We are localvores buying ink and paper in Picton at Take Note, but maybe we need to look into recycled paper...

 

How many trees does it take to offset the carbon footprint
of a typical website?

Every website is stored on a computer somewhere, and that computer is using energy, and therefore producing carbon.

We calculated that a website produces less than 0.01 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually, which can be offset by planting 0.01 of a tree per year. A year per website more than covers the life of a website, so so far we are in credit!
We also host environmental sites :
Kaipupu Point Reserve, Sustain our Sounds & Guardians of the Sounds