Green Party

A suite of digital tools and web presence built for the Green Party of England and Wales — helping the party communicate its vision, grow its membership, and campaign more effectively at a critical moment in UK politics.

The Green Party of England and Wales is having a moment. Under the leadership of Zack Polanski, with five MPs now in Parliament and a policy platform built around healthcare, housing, the environment, and economic reform, the party is positioning itself not just as a protest vote but as a genuine alternative to Labour.

I built their digital presence because I believe in what they're trying to do. Good politics deserves good technology — and too often, progressive parties have been outgunned digitally by better-funded opponents. The site needed to do several things at once: communicate the party's vision clearly, make it easy to join or donate, showcase their MPs and policy commitments, and give supporters a way to stay engaged.

The membership and donation flows were designed to convert interest into action as simply as possible. The policy pages were structured to be readable by people who don't usually follow politics closely — plain language, clear commitments, specific figures. No jargon.

This work sits alongside the other tools I'm building for the party — canvassing apps, data dashboards, and campaigning utilities. Open source where possible, built with and for the community. If you want good politics to happen, sometimes you have to help build the infrastructure that makes it possible.