Putting AI to work across a national charity
We helped a national charity adopt AI across the team, with a shared AI workspace and the training and guardrails that make it stick.
We rebuilt the awards site off a page builder and onto core WordPress, and gave it a ticket shop that sells on the site itself.

We have rebuilt the Tees Valley EDI Awards website, moving it off a page builder and onto core WordPress, with the brand set once as design tokens and pages assembled from a pattern library.
The big change for the awards: tickets now sell on the site itself, with VAT handled correctly and real order records, where before there was only a link out. And the team can edit every page themselves, without a page-builder licence.

We helped a national charity adopt AI across the team, with a shared AI workspace and the training and guardrails that make it stick.

We built one pipeline that takes a post from written to live on the site and out to three social channels, each with its own artwork, on a schedule.

We built the product site and content operation for Obsonis, our own cyber security brand, where finished articles publish to the live site on a daily schedule.
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