Designed
from the Edge of the World.
I design great looking Websites.
I’m Leon Dalziel and I've spent 25+ years designing websites and building brands that work.
Get more visitors to your website.
Turn more visitors into customers.
Build your online brand.
Local, national and international clients – all designed from the wild West Coast
• Established in 1999
• Professional, friendly service
• Greymouth, Hokitika, Westport, Nelson, Christchurch
I'm Leon Dalziel, a website designer with a background most web designers don't have.
Before I started baby-e in 1999, I spent 10 years in advertising and design, in agencies in Sydney and New Zealand. That's where I learned that a good website isn't just a nice-looking page – it's a piece of branding doing a job: getting found, building trust, and turning visitors into customers.
Today my clients range from small local businesses to organisations turning over in the millions. Whatever the size of the business, the same principles apply: strong branding, clear usability, and every page designed around getting the visitor to take action.
Designed from the Edge of the World
Running a tech business from one of New Zealand’s most remote coastlines
While most web designers work from crowded co-working spaces or cluttered home offices, I've chosen something different. My cluttered studio sits nestled in lush West Coast rainforest, just minutes from where the Tasman Sea crashes against the Motukiekie sea stacks and coastline.
From the wild West Coast, I design websites and solve digital problems for clients. Starlink keeps me seamlessly connected to clients around the country and around the globe.
It's about as far from Silicon Valley as you can get – and that's exactly the point.
Your website helps fund wildlife conservation
The Motukiekie Shakedown is a landscape predator management project that has been evolving since 2010.
Your investment in great web design becomes an investment in New Zealand's conservation future. Every project I complete supports predator control work in the pristine native rainforest surrounding my remote office.