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Ten giant Pickle Pot sculptures, a Sunday walk and run, and the trail app Haywyre built to guide people round them — how the Branston Pickle Pots Trail brought people together.

Nine in ten developers now use AI tools, and trust in what those tools produce has gone down, not up. If you're buying software in 2026, that tension is the thing worth understanding.

You know what you want to do. You don't know how to build it. That gap is the normal starting point for most of our projects — here's what happens next.

Shopify and WooCommerce will get you selling. What they won't do is get a customer from landing page to checkout in three clicks instead of thirteen. That gap is where a developer earns their fee.

Accessible design and universal design are not the same thing, and since June 2025 the difference has had legal consequences for UK businesses selling into the EU. Here's where things actually stand.

AI's everywhere right now. It writes our emails, scans our data, and even books our meetings. But are we making our work easier — or just less human?

We're buzzing with excitement to announce our latest project: the "Buzz in the City" website, built for Farleigh Hospice!

A website is often the first point of contact between a business and its potential customers, so it's crucial to ensure your website is optimised.

Celebrate Pride Month with us at Haywyre! Explore how technology fosters inclusivity and support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Embracing Mental Health Awareness Week with Haywyre! In a world where technology plays an ever-growing role, we explore its impact on mental health.

Did you know this quirky secret about coding? From hidden comments to secret URLs, discover how digital Easter eggs add an element of fun and surprise.

Digital accessibility highlights the need for technology to be inclusive. This week recognises the invaluable contributions of neurodivergent individuals.

Time and time again technology has proved itself a very capable tool for getting people out the house and exploring the great outdoors.

As we mark Safer Internet Day, Haywyre proudly joins the global movement to foster positive change and responsible online behaviour, particularly for the younger generation.

Unlock the full potential of your website or app with Google Analytics. Launching your project is just the beginning, and integrating analytics from the start is key.

Discover the horrors of software development, and how Haywyre, your trusted technical partner, can help you banish these digital demons.

It's the 20th anniversary of Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Cybersecurity is a collective responsibility; explore what Haywyre is doing to safeguard your digital presence.

Haywyre is always improving, and have been looking at new ways acknowledge and support assistive technologies in their software design process.

It's easy to assume that digital automatically means greener, but it isn't quite that simple. Software development carries various environmental impacts.

Haywyre developed an interactive iOS and android app for the Burton Ale Trail, and implemented some updates for the latest instalment.

What better day than Global Accessibility Awareness Day to look back at the work Haywyre has been doing with regard to accessibility in recent months.

iOS and android app built for the 3rd Burton Ale Trail. Commissioned by The Beertonian, the Burton Ale Trail now has its very own app, built by the team at Haywyre.

We were really excited when Making Trails contacted us about creating an interactive app for a brand new sculpture trail, the North Notts Nectar trail.

Why build in preventative maintenance? Preventative maintenance can save a lifetime of regret and the days spent fixing vulnerabilities later.

Staffordshire-based Haywyre is Trophy Pet Food's technology partner – the company who transformed the online customer experience.

Haywyre has been a software development partner, developing and supporting website and software applications within Toyota Motor Manufacture UK, since 2001.

Haywyre develop new app for Burton's first ever interactive art trail. We have launched an app for IOS and android to help visitors find swan sculptures.

Mercado Medic is a Swedish based company who build powered and adjustable disability chairs. We were asked to design 3 websites for the UK, German and Dutch franchises.

Burton on Trent is going to be the setting for an exciting, outdoor art exhibition, featuring a bevy of 1.5 metre tall swans!

Last Tuesday evening was an ordinary night like any other. Husband cycling in the kitchen, child on the iPad, me reclining on the couch switching on the TV.

Here at Haywyre we have been creating a bespoke mock exam Chrome App for Rina Training Ltd. Tuesday 12th May was the Chrome App test day for the Haywyre team.