Hi, I’m Austin.
I’m the owner and web designer behind Presstwood Design. I build websites for Australian medical businesses from my studio in Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast.
My story
I studied computer-based art and design at the University of the Sunshine Coast. After uni I started in radio, looking after the websites for Hot 91 and Zinc part-time. That grew into managing ten radio station websites across Queensland, and then every station website we had.
From there I helped start Sparx Digital, a small in-house agency doing websites and advertising, and led the website team. I loved the work, but I got frustrated watching clients get sold websites they weren’t ready for, with slashed budgets, rushed timelines and templates stretched to fit.
When ARN bought Sparx and later closed the website division, I took it as my chance to build websites differently. I started Presstwood Design to make custom websites that are fast, reliable and built to last, for business owners who want a web designer they can trust.
How I work
There are plenty of agencies that want to sell you a website, build it as quickly and cheaply as they can, and move on. That is not how I work.
15+ years
building websites
One person
from first call to launch
30 days
satisfaction guarantee
Who I work with
Most of my clients are established medical businesses: GPs, specialists, dental practices, allied health and NDIS providers. I also work with established food businesses.
They’re usually owners or practice managers who know their website matters, but don’t have the time or technical know-how to look after it themselves.
My commitment to you
Investing in a new website takes trust. That’s why I offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee. If you’re not entirely happy with how your new website represents your business within 30 days of launch, I’ll make the changes at no extra cost.
Many clients stay with me long after launch through my care plans, which keep their websites secure, up to date and working well.
Let’s talk about your website.
Book a free 15-minute call. I’ll tell you honestly what I’d change, even if the answer is “not much”.