Magnus Petersson - Henley-on-Thames - online since 1997
Clearer websites for organisations with a lot to explain.
Based in Henley-on-Thames, RG9, I help organisations build a website that's easier to understand, easier to trust, and easier to look after. That might mean design, build, branding, photography, search, or email. Whatever the mix, the work begins with listening, so that I fully understand what your requirements are.
- Complex brief Directories, events, membership, and payments made usable
- Trust needed Professional services with clear routes to the right person
- Living system Community platforms that keep changing after launch
- Long relationship Brand, web, photography, and marketing grown over time
Selected work
A few projects worth a look.
Different industries, different constraints, same underlying job: make the digital presence useful and keep it working.
Featured project
Legal GiGZ
Directory and networking platform for legal events, speakers, and suppliers.
Long relationship
Chateau des Vigiers
18 years of brand identity, multilingual website, print design, photography, and marketing material.
Professional services
Oxford Mediation Group
Accredited dispute resolution mediators, with a site shaped around trust and clarity.
Community health
The People's Health Alliance
Health initiative helping people find information, practitioners, resources, and community hubs.
They show the useful range: platforms, professional services, community infrastructure, and long-term support.
View all workClient note
"Working with Magnus has always been a pleasure, in terms of understanding what's required, good communication and getting the job done."Alex Weller, Creative Director & Owner, Above Digital
How the work becomes useful
Start with the shape of the problem.
Design and build decisions are better when the thinking is joined up. Most projects touch more than one of these stages.
See the full approach- 1
Clarify
Turn a loose need into a practical brief: audience, message, scope, technology, and next steps.
- 2
Make
Design and build the site as one piece of work, so the visual and technical decisions support each other.
- 3
Show up
Give the site real material: words, photography, search, campaigns, and routes for people to find their way in.
- 4
Look after
Keep the site updated, safer, and useful once it is live, because launch is not the end of the job.
Start simply
Tell me what needs sorting.
No sales funnel, no pressure. Send a note about what exists, what feels unclear, and what needs to happen next.