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Spectral Mirror Design

Spectral Mirror Design provides support and actively aims to promote small charities and self-employed professionals.  Design solutions are as bespoke as the projects are diverse.  Scroll down to find four examples of each, then below are links to the two sites, one being about design services, the other being a privatised Client Hub for Tech Support and other resources.  Further down you'll find a podcast from Sir Tim Berners-Lee, founder of the internet, and some of his initiatives to make the internet a safer place and which you are invited to endorse.

Small Organisations and charities

Four examples are:
  • My work for a monastery in Thailand, Anandagiri Forest Monastery, specifically the abbot Ajahn Achalo for Dhamma practitioners around the world, Peace Beyond Suffering;
  • Whitstable Music Society now in its forty-fifth season of chamber music concerts; 
  • The Friends of The Keep Archive based in Brighton support the work of The Keep, a world class centre for archives giving access to all the collections of the East Sussex County Record Office, the Royal Pavilion & Museums local history archives and audio collection and the University of Sussex special collections;
  • Myanmar Aid is a UK based charity dedicated to improving the lives of children in the village of Lintha, Myanmar (formerly Burma) mainly through education and healthcare.

Self-employed professionals

Four examples of self-employed professionals are:
Spectral Mirror Design
Client Support Hub
The Web We Want
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web and founder of the World Wide Web Foundation, asks us all to think about the future of the internet we want to see and help shape it accordingly.  

The initiative is to also ask governments, companies and citizens to Endorse the Contract For The Web therefore agreeing to ethical practices.

Solid is another project being created by Sir Tim Berners-Lee.  All of your data, under your control.  Solid lets people store their data securely in decentralized data stores called Pods.  Pods are like secure personal web servers for data.