Ms. Burgoine, who epitomises the cool new geek chic, is already one of the region’s most talked about website builders and is a co-founder of Shropgeek and the Theory of (R)Evolution Web Conference; two platforms that bring together leading talent in the web and digital industries.

The diminutive developer with a big reputation was included in the 2012 Heart Internet’s list of ‘UK Designers and Developers to Watch’ and her recent commission to build the website for the UK’s top digital services consultant, Mike Bracken – currently Head of Government Digital Services – cemented her reputation as a leading talent in her field.

“Since launching the business in 2010 the commissions I’ve received have gone to a whole new level,” declared Kirsty. “The new Kirsty Burgoine branding and website is a more appropriate reflection of what I do, which is build awesome responsive websites. It also showcases our impressive client base and highlights the partners I work alongside. The new brand identity was designed by branding expert Anil Amrit who I’ve worked with before on a number of projects.

“The refresh is part of a wider marketing strategy that aims frankly, to dispel any misconception that Kirsty Burgoine is ‘a one man band freelancer’,” she added.

The talented developer has built a strong following amongst some of Shropshire’s top media and marketing companies, including the widely admired online news site Shropshire Live.

Other clients in the sector include Net Advantage, Optical 3D, Shropshire Business Today, Stonehouse Photographic and The Jools Payne Partnership, which have all recently commissioned responsive WordPress websites that adapt to the device upon which they are viewed – whether tablet, mobile or desktop.

Kirsty Burgoine also counts Woods Brewery, Booka Bookshop and the Organic Farmers and Growers Association amongst her impressive client list.

The ‘awesome’ new Kirsty Burgoine website can be viewed at www.kirstyburgoine.co.uk.