
New build · Education
Pipi Learning
A new Statamic site for an eLearning business, with structured courses, articles, testimonials and pages the team can keep building on.
- Courses
- Articles
- Testimonials
- SEO foundations
Statamic development · New Zealand
I’m Josh Tristram. I build, migrate and look after content-led Statamic websites for organisations that need more than a template and a login.
From a new site to a WordPress migration, the work covers the content model, build, SEO foundations, integrations and the ongoing changes after launch. I work directly with clients in NZ, Australia and the UK.
Talk through your Statamic projectRecent work for Pipi Learning, Macalister Mazengarb and Buckett Law.
What I help with
Statamic is a Laravel-based CMS that works well for organisations publishing serious content: services, people, articles, locations, courses, case studies and more.
Proof, not promises
New build, rebuild or migration: the goal is the same. A site your team can run, with the structure, search and lead handling already thought through.

New build · Education
A new Statamic site for an eLearning business, with structured courses, articles, testimonials and pages the team can keep building on.

WordPress rebuild · Professional services
A WordPress rebuild with a clearer structure for services, people and legal insights.

WordPress migration · Professional services
A WordPress-to-Statamic migration with structured articles, authors, location pages, search and lead forms.
How it works
The person you brief is the person building the site.
We start by working out what needs to move, change or be built. Then I map the content, build the site, handle the technical detail and stay available when the site needs to evolve.
No account manager translating your brief. No disappearing developer after launch.
Questions people ask
Yes. I can assess what is worth moving, replace what is not, and plan the content and redirects before launch.
Yes. I can handle upgrades, fixes, content changes and the next piece of development as the site grows.
No. It is a strong fit for content-led sites that need a tailored editing experience and room for custom functionality. I’ll say if a simpler option makes more sense.
I work remotely with clients in New Zealand, Australia, the UK and beyond.
Start here
Tell me what you have now, what is not working, and what needs to happen next. I’ll help work out whether Statamic is the right fit.
josh@collidecreatives.co