Web design, magazine and book publishing in Devon

Most websites and publications don’t have a design problem – they have a clarity problem.

When people don’t quickly understand what you do, who it’s for, or why it matters, they hesitate, or choose someone else.

That’s the problem we focus on.

We’re based near Newton Abbot and work with businesses across Devon and throughout the UK.

We help you work out what needs to be said, then shape it into websites, magazines and books that people can understand easily, trust straight away, and act on with confidence.

We come from a publishing background, which shapes how we work. Jeff is a designer and publisher, Jennie a journalist and editor – bringing decades of experience in creating work that communicates properly, not just looks good.

Family-run since 2009, we work closely with like-minded businesses, helping you improve how your business is understood with the same care and attention we give our own.

The work we create is designed to last – so you’re not rethinking or rebuilding it every time trends change.

Jennie and Jeff Cooper, owners of We Make Media Ltd
Putting content first, this friendly Devon duo is expert in print and website design
Website design example. A screenshot from the Devon Home website

websites

We design websites that make your business easy to understand, easy to trust, and easy to choose.

Web Design
Magazine publishing example. Devon Home magazine cover

…magazines

We publish well-written, carefully designed magazines that keep your audience engaged and coming back.

Magazine Publishing
A Taste of the West Country

…books

We guide you from first idea to finished book, shaping your content so it’s clear, structured, and ready to publish.

Book Publishing
Marketing is nolonger about the stuff you sell, its about the stories you tell

how we work

Most websites, magazines and books struggle because what they’re saying isn’t coming across clearly or consistently. That’s what we fix.

How We Work

Expert Advice

A selection of articles on websites, content, and publishing – based on the questions people often ask us.

The Questions Your Website Should Answer (But Often Doesn’t)

Most people arrive on a website trying to work something out. This article looks at the questions they bring with them – and why answering them clearly matters more than anything else

What a Website Is Really For

If you’re considering a new website or reviewing an existing one, a useful question to ask is whether it’s helping your business, or just describing it

Subtract to Attract: What Your Website Doesn’t Need

Good websites aren’t improved by adding more. They’re improved by removing distractions and focusing on what matters