I designed and developed the website for Creative Facilitation, a UK and Australia-based consultancy that designs bold, provocative workshops, retreats, and conferences for organizations that want more than meetings-as-usual.
Website development for Creative Facilitation.
Overview
Creative Facilitation helps clients break away from tired, conventional events, so their own website needed to embody that same energy and originality. The goal was a vibrant, distinctive brand-led design that captures their playful, thought-provoking approach, while providing the structure to share resources, ideas, and training with an engaged professional audience.
My solution
Delivered a vibrant, colourful design that channels the energy, playfulness, and creativity at the heart of Creative Facilitation's work, immediately setting them apart from conventional consultancies and signalling exactly the kind of experience clients can expect.
Built out structured sections for their training, resources, and ideas content, giving the team a scalable way to share their thinking, promote their book, and demonstrate deep expertise that builds trust and keeps their audience coming back.
Developed the site on WordPress for easy internal management, with clear contact and newsletter capture to turn interest into conversations and grow their audience, all built to look and perform beautifully across every device.
Results
The website gives Creative Facilitation a bold, distinctive presence that practices exactly what they preach, immediately conveying the energy and originality behind their work. The structured resources, ideas, and training sections give the team a scalable platform to share their thinking and demonstrate expertise, while clear contact and newsletter capture help turn interest into conversations. The result is a vibrant, engaging site that reflects the brand’s personality and supports enquiries across every device.
“I was very happy with Paul’s work and his responsiveness. He seems to have an excellent knowledge of the minutae of Wordpress!”
