Portfolio archive

Twenty-five years of digital work

webfire was a London digital agency and product studio. The business has now closed, and this site remains as a portfolio reference for the projects we delivered for clients and for ourselves.

01 / Work

Selected projects

An archive of the projects webfire delivered. Select a project to read more.

    02 / Clients

    Organisations we worked with

    • Bausch + Lomb
    • BNP Paribas
    • Buzzacott
    • Cognizant
    • Diageo
    • Excel London
    • John Lewis
    • McDonald's
    • PlasticFree
    • Saab
    • SEN
    • Taylor Wimpey

    03 / About

    The studio

    For over 25 years, webfire partnered with organisations to build digital products used by millions of people around the world, creating experiences that helped businesses grow with confidence.

    Our expertise bridged technical and creative disciplines. Latterly the studio moved from client work towards building software products, with accessibility at the core.

    What we stood for

    • Creativity
    • Integrity
    • Adaptability
    • Accessibility
    • Humility

    What we did

    Software design
    Designing and building products that solve real problems for businesses at scale, shaped by product-led thinking and clean architecture.
    Application development
    Reliable, secure systems connecting features, data and users, designed to perform under real-world demand.
    Quality assurance and testing
    Testing in real-world conditions so that software was reliable, intuitive and ready for use at scale.
    Scalable hosting
    Infrastructure designed to grow with demand while keeping speed, security and reliability.

    webfire not only created a platform which provides exceptional customer experience but also showcases a unique approach to a subscription platform.

    Emma Pouffier, COO, PlasticFree

    04 / Contact

    Say hello

    I'm Gareth, founder of webfire. If you are reviewing this portfolio, I'm happy to talk through any of the project work you see here.