Coastline Digital Design
Our Portfolio
A closer look at the websites we’ve built — and what we’d build for you.
Every project below is built the same way: hand-coded HTML, CSS and JavaScript, no WordPress, no page-builders, no templates. Most are live client work; a couple are concept builds we use to demonstrate the £49/mo Foundation site. Click any tile to open the live site.
Selected Work
Sites we have Built
Eight of our recent projects, with a bit more detail per build.
Box And Burn Gym
Brochure site for a Southwick strength-and-boxing gym. Built mobile-first so members can check the class schedule and tap-to-call from the gym floor. Includes a contact form, a class timetable, instructor bios, and a gallery. Hand-coded HTML and CSS — no WordPress, no page builder — so the site loads in under a second and there’s nothing to update or patch.
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Wheely Good Fun
Marketing site for a children’s car-themed play-event business covering West Sussex. The design leans into the brand’s playful personality with bright colour blocks and chunky display type, while the booking enquiry form sits one click from every page. Includes a gallery, services overview, FAQ, and a contact form. Built to be easy to share on parent Facebook groups without breaking the link preview.
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Clubs From Above
Aerial-photography ecommerce store for football fans, selling framed prints of football grounds shot from above. Full catalogue, basket and checkout flow, with images tuned for fast loads despite being high-resolution photography. The product grid pre-renders with lazy-loaded thumbnails so the first paint stays snappy even on mobile. Hand-coded over Stripe for payments.
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Pampered Paws
Concept build for a dog-grooming business. Service menu with prices per breed size, a gallery of recent grooms, an enquiry form, and a section for breed-specific notes. Used to demonstrate what a £49/mo Foundation site looks like for a service-led local business — not a live client yet, but the build is real and shippable.
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Kinetic
Concept build for a one-to-one personal trainer. Session types and pricing, a short founder-story section, a booking enquiry form, and a testimonials block. Same brief as Pampered Paws: a real, working example of what we’d ship for a UK PT or coach moving away from a Squarespace or Wix template.
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The Chanctonbury Ring Project
Landing page for a long-form multimedia book project set on the South Downs. Combines drone photography, an animated hero with a typewriter prose effect, and a quietly atmospheric colour palette. The page is the entry point for a larger narrative experience and had to feel like a book rather than a brochure — so the design deliberately drops the usual marketing-page furniture (no big CTA bar, no testimonials block) in favour of cinematic pacing.
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Mike Kingston - Author
Author website with a reading-first layout: serif body type, generous line-height, and very restrained interactive elements. Sections cover the books, an extended biography, a press / contact section, and an in-page newsletter signup. Loads in under a second on mobile and works comfortably on low-spec devices — important for an audience that includes a lot of older readers on older phones.
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Coastline Digital Design
This very website. Have a look at the Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights scores — and then run the same test on your existing site. If yours scores lower (most do), that’s exactly the gap we close. Hand-coded, server-rendered HTML with self-hosted fonts, WebP imagery, and a built CSS bundle — no Tailwind Play CDN, no client-side hydration, no third-party tag soup.
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