Hi, I’m Tyler!
It’s really great to have you here.
I’ve always been passionate about web design and customer journeys - in fact, it’s my day job at the moment. With over 15 years combined experience in customer service and journey analysis (what do people click on and why), I’d like to think I’m pretty knowledgeable when it comes to what makes a website work!
I remember building my first website in Sixth Form; a very structured design, forcefully packed with unnecessary features because they were required for my grade. It lacked personality, enthusiasm or imagination. A basic website, simply to tick boxes.
My next website came much later - an alternative wellbeing website for my mum. That was an experience. From faffing around with image crops on Shopify, to creating the correct product imagery and product descriptions, the whole experience felt clunky, confusing and convoluted whilst I tried to learn everything and make it functional!
It made me wonder why - for all the different visual builders we have now, like Squarespace, Wix or Shopify - websites are still really complicated?
So, I founded King’s Lynn based Web Design company Aspen Web Solutions with one simple goal in mind: to remove the roadblock that web design can be for new and small businesses looking to grow. I’d love to hear your experiences with building your website, or if you don’t have one yet - why? Maybe we can get you started on your very own journey.
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Why ‘Aspen’ Web Solutions?
I am so glad you asked.
Aside from Aspen trees being one of the most beautiful trees due to their depth of colours, the symbolism behind Aspen trees is really what inspired me to root my brand in this famous tree (see what I did there?)
‘Aspis’, as they’re known in Greek, means shield, which was one of many traditional uses of the Aspen tree’s wood. To me, that means protecting my clients from the complicated and often frustrating experiences I had building my first websites.
Meanwhile, in Celtic mythology, the gentle flutter of the Aspen tree in the wind was said to be the tree speaking between this world and next - a delicate metaphor for the communication that’ll be fundamental to our journey together.