DIY | Zone: Fix Your Digital Hub

More and more creatives and small businesses are keen to take their online presence into their own hands. It saves you an absolute fortune in webmaster retainer fees, and it gives you total control over what you post, when you post it, and exactly what it looks like.

Whether you’re launching a brand new site, trying to fix your local search engine optimisation, or just want to figure out how to format and organise your own blog posts confidently, the DIY | Library is your practical sandbox. It is a growing repository of the exact resources I build while working on live client projects. From copy-and-paste CSS code snippets to walkthrough videos that explain the technical faff properly.

What Is the DIY | Zone?

A low-ticket, self-serve subscription (£4.99/mo) packed with short guides, template downloads, custom layout adjustments, and beginner-friendly walkthroughs. Think of it like a digital toolkit—one that grows with you month by month.

Who Is It For?

Squarespace users who want to make quick style and design changes without hiring a developer every single time.
Creative freelancers, musicians and small business owners who want absolute, autonomous control over their digital hubs.
Determined DIY-ers who prefer to learn a technical fix, pause the video, and repeat it at their own pace.

What You’ll Find Inside

A growing archive of tech walkthroughs: Short, unhurried video guides showing you exactly where to click without the typical agency jargon.
Step-by-step digital blueprints: Straightforward, sustainable frameworks covering SEO, Instagram grids, and content workflows.
Copy-and-paste code blocks: Private CSS snippets to fix frustrating mobile layout blocks instantly without breaking your site template alignment.

 

Why I Created It

Because not everyone wants or needs a full, high-ticket custom web design package. Sometimes you just need the exact tool, template, or line of code to make your current site work the way you want it to. I spent years repeating the same technical advice to different independent makers over a coffee—so I’ve packaged it up, made it clearer, and recorded short, coffee-friendly videos for you to follow whenever it suits your schedule.

 

Ready to take control of your digital space?

Have you got a request for a guide or tool you want to see in the Library? There’s a suggestion box on the page or just send me a message.

 
 
DIY | Library Membership
£4.99
Every month
foubography

I’m a photographer and Squarespace web designer based in Altrincham, South Manchester. I specialise in portrait, landscape and opera photography and also offer a “complete website package” where I can offer headshots, photos of your business and design your new website so you can manage it yourself afterwards.

Over the years I’ve built a portfolio career as a professional photographer, opera singer, wardrobe assistant and singing teacher. I have a MMus from the RNCM, a Bachelor in Theatre Sciences and Musicology from Ghent University and I’m a qualified teacher. When my son was born in 2021 I quickly realised that an opera career wasn’t as compatible with being a mum as much as I would like, so I decided to change my focus completely to photography and web design.

I prefer working with daylight in casual surroundings while having a chat making sure you’re at ease and relaxed. It’s the little moments in between that make the best shots!

Feel free to get in touch if you’d like to work with me!

http://www.foubography.com
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