
Charlotte Wood Art
- Medium
- Next.js, Supabase, Vercel
- Dimensions
- 10 pages, self-serve studio back office
- Year
- 2026
- Collection
- For makers
- Notes
- Lighthouse 98 / 100 / 100 / 100. She adds her own work, prints, orders and enquiries without touching code.
Websites for photographers, tattooists, painters and makers — and software for small businesses who need something built properly.
A home for your work that you own outright, update yourself, and never lose to a platform changing its mind.
Front end, back end, infrastructure, hosting. Built and maintained by the person who designed it.
Every site we build is driven by one token file. Swap the tokens, the whole thing changes — which is why a rebuild costs £400 and not £4,000.



Careening — hauling a ship onto its side to scrape off the barnacles and re-caulk the seams.
Unglamorous, routine, and the only reason a wooden ship lasts a decade instead of two years. That’s what the monthly fee is. A site nobody maintains rots quietly — broken forms, expired certificates, a contact page that stopped emailing anyone eight months ago.
The monthly is the careening plan: hosting, domain, backups, security patches, small changes and fixes. Domain included up to £40. Cancel with a month's notice and you keep the site, the domain and the database.
A carrack was the cargo ship of the Age of Exploration — built for capacity and seaworthiness rather than speed, with two of its four decks given over entirely to hold.
Its whole job was carrying other people’s valuable goods safely across an ocean. That’s the job here too. You make the work; we make sure it gets somewhere it can be seen, and that it stays there.
Carrack Studios is one person in Cornwall. You talk to the person who builds the thing — no account manager, no handover, no ticket queue. It also means a handful of projects at a time rather than a pipeline of them.
No cost, no obligation, no sales call. If you like it we’ll talk. If you don’t, you’ve lost an email.
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