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Digital services for your next project.

A new website, clearer content or a learning resource: tell us what you need to create or improve. We agree the work, price and responsibilities before starting.

01

Websites & web support

Business websites, landing pages and content updates that make information clear and the next step easy to find.

Agree the pages, features, content and checks before the build.

Typical deliverables

  • The agreed pages or updates, laid out for phone and desktop screens.
  • Navigation, labelled controls and the agreed interactions.
  • Project files and a short guide to updates and known dependencies.
Responsibilities, review and handover
What we need from you
You supply or approve the copy, images, business facts and any account access. We agree who handles the domain, hosting and ongoing updates.
Separate agreement
Domain purchases, hosting charges, ongoing maintenance, payment systems and other integrations require a separate agreement.
Review
Review the first version, then the agreed revision rounds. Check links, forms, screen layouts, keyboard use and the agreed accessibility requirements; record any limits.
Handover
Receive the agreed site files and guidance. Any launch, hosting transfer or continuing support is confirmed separately.
Prepare a website brief
02

Copywriting & content

Website copy, editing and practical guidance written around the reader, the facts and the action they need to take.

Agree the audience, source material, pages and approval contact.

Typical deliverables

  • Draft copy or edits for the agreed pages or documents.
  • Clear headings, useful labels and a consistent tone.
  • Notes on facts or claims that still need your approval.
Responsibilities, review and handover
What we need from you
You provide the source material and confirm business facts, permissions and specialist claims. Nominate one contact to gather feedback and approve the text.
Separate agreement
Specialist legal or medical advice, translation, original interviews and ongoing content management require a separately assessed brief.
Review
Check clarity, spelling, consistency and the approved facts. Complete the agreed revision rounds with your approval contact.
Handover
Receive the approved text in the agreed editable format, with outstanding factual questions clearly recorded.
Prepare a content brief
03

Education & learning resources

Worksheets, presentations and interactive activities built around a clear learning goal and the people using them.

Agree the learning goal, audience, reading level and subject review.

Typical deliverables

  • The agreed worksheet, presentation or browser-based activity.
  • Instructions and answers or teaching notes where the brief requires them.
  • Editable and print or digital files in the agreed formats.
Responsibilities, review and handover
What we need from you
You confirm the subject content, learner needs and any curriculum requirements. An appropriate subject reviewer approves the material and answers.
Separate agreement
Accredited courses, qualification assessment, learner-account systems and learning-platform integrations need separate assessment.
Review
Check instructions, answers, reading level and the agreed interactions. Include teacher or subject-review feedback within the agreed revision rounds.
Handover
Receive the resource files, usage notes and any agreed answer or teaching materials. Platform upload and continuing support are agreed separately.
Prepare a learning brief
04

Design & presentations

Presentations, reports and digital graphics with clear reading order, consistent styling and formats suited to their use.

Agree the content, brand assets, file formats and revision rounds.

Typical deliverables

  • The agreed slide deck, report layout or set of digital graphics.
  • Consistent typography, colours and layouts using approved brand assets.
  • Editable source files and exports in the agreed sizes and formats.
Responsibilities, review and handover
What we need from you
You supply or approve the content, brand assets and licensed images. Confirm where the design will be used and who can approve it.
Separate agreement
Photography, video production, commercial printing and purchased stock assets require a separate agreement.
Review
Check wording, reading order, spacing, text contrast and export quality. Revise through the agreed approval route and review rounds.
Handover
Receive the agreed source files and exports, with notes on fonts, image licences and any usage limits.
Prepare a design brief
05

Research & data

Focused desk research, organised spreadsheets and readable reports with sources, methods and uncertainties recorded.

Agree the question, source access, data handling and output format.

Typical deliverables

  • A research summary or organised spreadsheet that answers the agreed question.
  • Source links and dates, with a record of the method used.
  • Data-quality notes, assumptions and unanswered questions.
Responsibilities, review and handover
What we need from you
You define the question and provide authorised access to any supplied data. We agree the checks, confidentiality and intended use before work starts.
Separate agreement
Paid or restricted data, fieldwork, statistical modelling and legal, financial or specialist assurance need separate assessment.
Review
Check source relevance, duplicates, consistency and calculations within the agreed scope. Mark uncertain information and limitations clearly.
Handover
Receive the agreed report or spreadsheet with a source record, method notes and the remaining verification tasks.
Prepare a research brief
06

Business automation

Small tools and workflows for repetitive admin and data tasks, with clear instructions and a practical way to recover.

Assess permissions, data handling, platform limits and the fallback first.

Typical deliverables

  • The agreed script, tool or workflow for one defined task.
  • Setup and use instructions, including required permissions and dependencies.
  • Test notes and a documented manual fallback or recovery route.
Responsibilities, review and handover
What we need from you
You describe the current task, provide authorised access and approve the data-handling rules. Test with suitable sample data before use on live work.
Separate agreement
Paid tools, production account access, ongoing monitoring and complex or high-risk integrations require a separate agreement.
Review
Check the agreed normal and failure cases using safe sample data. Confirm human review, errors and recovery before any live activation.
Handover
Receive the agreed files and instructions, including limitations and recovery steps. Live activation and continuing support need separate approval.
Prepare an automation brief

Work you can inspect

A writing sample. A data sample.

Two small, self-initiated examples show how we simplify writing and check a dataset. The brief and records are fictional. Neither sample was commissioned by a client.

Copywriting and editing

Keep the facts. Make them easier to read.

The fictional brief: rewrite a community learning room notice in plain English, keeping its days, times and visitor requirements.

Before

The facilitation of attendance at the community learning room is undertaken on Mondays and Wednesdays during the period of 6pm to 8pm. Prior booking is a requirement for attendance. Attendees are required to provide their own laptop.

After

The community learning room is open on Mondays and Wednesdays, from 6pm to 8pm. Book before you attend and bring your own laptop.

What changed and what stayed

Shorter sentences and direct instructions replace formal wording. These three facts stay unchanged:

  • The room opens on Mondays and Wednesdays, from 6pm to 8pm.
  • Visitors must book before attending.
  • Visitors must bring their own laptop.

No price, booking method, availability or facilities were supplied, so none have been added. A real notice would need its owner’s factual approval.

Demonstration Project — created to show design and delivery capability; not a real client website.

Research and data

Clean a small dataset. Show the method.

A synthetic CSV contains invented service-request references and categories. There are no names, contact details or real enquiries.

Input rows
12
Unique records
10
Categories after cleaning
ServiceRecords
Website4
Content3
Learning2
Unknown1
Total10
Method and cleaned records
  1. Check the two CSV columns and each sample reference.
  2. Trim spaces and standardise capitalisation: 5 unique, non-empty labels change.
  3. Remove 2 repeated references with matching categories. Conflicting categories stop the checker for review.
  4. Keep 1 missing category as Unknown; do not guess it.
  5. Count each category. The counts sum to 10 unique records.
All cleaned synthetic records
Sample referenceService
S01Website
S02Content
S03Learning
S04Website
S05Content
S06Learning
S07Website
S08Unknown
S09Content
S10Website

These figures describe only this invented sample. They are not market research, demand estimates or customer results.

Reproduce the output: save both downloads in one folder and run the checker with Python 3. It prints JSON, uses only the standard library, makes no network requests and writes no files.

python3 check-research-sample-v20.py research-sample-v20.csv
Synthetic CSV (0.2 KB) Python checker (3.4 KB)

Demonstration Project — created to show design and delivery capability; not a real client website.

Services, approach and evidence

Capability statement.

Helping Organisations Develop, Reach & Achieve.

HODRA is a new digital services business focused on websites, content and practical digital tools.

Nadeem Jamil trading as HODRA. A sole trader business based in Birmingham.

Read the full online statement below or download the PDF. The PDF is not tagged for accessible PDF reading; this online version provides equivalent information with headings, text and links.

Download capability statement (PDF, 5.9 KB)
Read the full capability statement online

Services and work packages.

  • Websites & web support

    Business websites, landing pages and content updates that make information clear and the next step easy to find.

    Scope boundary: Agree the pages, features, content and checks before the build.

  • Copywriting & content

    Website copy, editing and practical guidance written around the reader, the facts and the action they need to take.

    Scope boundary: Agree the audience, source material, pages and approval contact.

  • Education & learning resources

    Worksheets, presentations and interactive activities built around a clear learning goal and the people using them.

    Scope boundary: Agree the learning goal, audience, reading level and subject review.

  • Design & presentations

    Presentations, reports and digital graphics with clear reading order, consistent styling and formats suited to their use.

    Scope boundary: Agree the content, brand assets, file formats and revision rounds.

  • Research & data

    Focused desk research, organised spreadsheets and readable reports with sources, methods and uncertainties recorded.

    Scope boundary: Agree the question, source access, data handling and output format.

  • Business automation

    Small tools and workflows for repetitive admin and data tasks, with clear instructions and a practical way to recover.

    Scope boundary: Assess permissions, data handling, platform limits and the fallback first.

Scope, deliverables, review rounds, integrations and support are agreed before a commitment. Facts, subject expertise, permissions and specialist delivery requirements need verification.

Six original demonstration websites.

The six fictional demonstrations show design and local interaction concepts. They are not client work, government-contract experience, references or evidence of actual delivery outcomes.

A clear route from brief to handover.

  1. Scope

    Agree users, outputs and acceptance criteria.

  2. Create

    Produce the draft, content or working build.

  3. QA

    Check facts, function and accessibility basics.

  4. Review

    Collect feedback and manage agreed revisions.

  5. Handover

    Provide final files and agreed guidance.

Accessibility fundamentals inform QA. No verified WCAG conformance or certification is claimed.

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A focused brief
sets the direction.

Start with the audience, the result you need and any deadline. Then agree the pages or files, review rounds, accessibility needs, ownership and handover before a quote.

A proposed delivery approach

From the brief
to the handover.

From a defined brief to a considered handover, with visible review points along the way.

Define the useful outcome

Agree the users, outputs, scope and acceptance criteria.

Create & check

Produce the draft or build, then review facts, function and accessibility fundamentals.

Review & refine

Collect feedback and manage agreed revisions with scope changes recorded.

Handover with clarity

Complete final checks and provide the agreed files and guidance.

Start with a clear scope.

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