PORTFOLIOportfolio
Brands + websites
built around the people behind them.
Unmistakably them.
by TIFFANY SINTON
Marnie Sole
Author branding + website + quiz
Marnie wrote a book about the loops we live inside: the patterns we repeat without seeing them, and what it takes to break free. Breaking The Loops deserved more than a book listing. It needed a world.
Marnie’s work is groundbreaking, and her brand had to be too. It didn’t start with a mood board. It started with Marnie herself: the colours in her home, the photos that felt quintessentially her. Vibrant colours that clash, then somehow sing together. Loud, but harmonious. No pastels. No beige. Nothing that plays it safe, because neither does she.
The website became the book’s home, a place to step inside the ideas before you’ve turned a page. Readers can buy straight from Marnie, map their own patterns with her free reflection guide, The Hidden Loop Map, and see the ripples her work is already making.
Then came the threshold. Together, we turned the heart of her book into a personality-type quiz that lets people glimpse their own loops… and leaves them wanting the whole story.
“I love it… you’ve nailed it.” (Marnie S.)
Panania Childcare Centre & Preschool-Kindergarten
Website · two centres, one home
Some places feel different the moment you walk in. Unhurried. Gentle. Every child is known by name.
That’s what Kara has built across two family-owned centres in Panania, with only 39 and 36 children, more than 80 years of combined experience, and both rated Exceeding in all seven National Quality Areas. But online, none of that came through. Two separate, dated websites. Nowhere for a parent to sit with the question every parent asks: is this the right place for my child?
So we started with the feeling, not the layout.
A soft, watercolour palette, Steiner-inspired and muted, so the site breathes the way the centres do. Kara’s own vision, values and philosophy given a home of their own. Gentle, unhurried pages, with tours framed as a choice that protects the children’s rhythm.
And one decision that says everything about who they are: you won’t see a single child’s face on this website. Instead there are hands in dough, small feet on balancing logs, and backs walking away down a garden path. Child safety isn’t a policy page here. It’s how the whole site was made.
Underneath the softness, the hard work is done. Built for the parent scrolling with a toddler on their hip: everything they need, easy to find on a phone.
A childhood filled with wonder… and now, a website that feels like one.
Premium cleaning company
Concept · website + brand refresh
They already had the hard part: loyal clients and a reputation for doing the job beautifully. Their website just wasn’t saying so.
In a market full of cluttered, look-alike sites, this concept asks what a website would feel like if it were as fresh as a freshly cleaned home.
Crisp white space to let the eye rest. Gold accents drawn from their logo, quietly premium, never loud. A modernised mark. Clear service pages and an easy path to booking. And subtle movement as you scroll, like light catching on a clean surface.
Calm, polished, and impossible to mistake for anyone else.
