About us

So, who are we?

We’re a web development and graphic design agency based in Sydney’s Inner West. We work with both local and international clients to turn their ideas into digital magic.

Deckhand is a team of nerds who spent the early stages of their careers being the tech and design people in not-so-creative businesses. With 20+ years of combined industry experience between us, we can guarantee the work on your project aligns with industry standards and is being conducted by qualified specialists.

We have a comprehensive understanding of what businesses need, how they work, and the help they need to get there. We translate design and tech into understandable products that work for you.

We meet you where you’re at

Our approach is flexible and accessible, from proposal to handover. We offer tailored packages to meet your requirements and budget. Our goal is to provide you with the best solution that works now, and can support future growth.

Our project process

All communication and project updates are handled via our client and project portals. You’ll immediately have access to the whole project timeline and action steps, and be able to follow along with our progress throughout.

Training and resources

It’s important to us that you know how to use and manage your website - you shouldn’t need a developer for everything! We’ll provide you with training resources on handover so you can feel confident managing your site yourself.


Our founder

Jamie Wilson (she/her)

With a background in print and digital in-house marketing, Jamie founded Deckhand Creative in 2017. Jamie is an implementation and planning specialist, with a particular focus on eCommerce solutions. She has been praised for her ability to anticipate client needs and for providing solutions that will work at launch and into the future.

Jamie is an Autistic woman and is passionate about building an agency that is accessible for neurodivergent team members and clients. Jamie is also the CEO of Chronic Hope, a non-profit organisation working to improve the lives of chronically ill people in Australia through community outreach, resources, and products designed specifically for the chronic illness community.

When not at her desk, you can find Jamie spending time with her three cats, building complex Lego sets, and reading romance novels.