I’m Simon Wheatley, a designer and developer with over ten years of experience crafting user experiences in a variety of industries, using a wide array of technologies. I’m now exclusively working in WordPress, creating and maintaining sites for the likes of Stephen Fry, the UK Government and the Royal Navy.

It has been a pleasure for us to work with Simon… [he] is always helpful and friendly, and both the content management system and Simon’s explanations are simple and clear – fantastic for a non-technically minded client.
Rebecca Eastmond, Director,
The Prince’s Foundation for Children & the Arts

Recent Projects

I work with Stephen Fry to develop his website, stephenfry.com, which is based on the WordPress and bbPress platforms.

I’ve developed the new Royal Navy blog, Jack Speak in concert with the digital agency TwentySix and written custom functionality for the Department for International Development group blog (Puffbox produced the DfID site). I’ve also supplied the Prince of Wales’ charity Children & the Arts with their main website, and a blog for every school involved with their projects. All these projects utilised WordPress, an easy to use Content Management System based on WordPress.

In Knowledge Management I worked with TUI to allow their staff to easily record their personal experience of the holidays they offer. 5,000+ Travel Advisors in Thomson and First Choice branches use the wiki based website to share and access their collective experiences.