Time Liberation Automation
Rebuilt around Microsoft 365 automation, with a live clock counting the cost of busywork
- Client
- Time Liberation
- Service
- Website design
- Where
- North East England
- Year
- 2026
The live site. Drag inside it.Drag inside either one. timeliberation.net
I built Time Liberation's first site when the business was all social media. Davie now leads with Microsoft 365 and Copilot automation, so I rebuilt it from scratch. I sent him a few homepage designs. He liked the live workflow on one and the clock on another, so the site has both: a clock adding up an example team's re-typing while you read, then an invoice going from Outlook to Teams. Every service page has a worked example.
What they asked for
- Lead with AI and Microsoft 365 automation, with social media management and web design alongside it.
- Add a page for AI assistants: a staff chatbot that answers everyday questions and helps new starters learn the ropes.
What came out of it
- The homepage clock adds up what re-typing and chasing costs an example team, and a calculator further down lets a visitor put in their own numbers.
- Each service page has a worked example: one invoice handled from Outlook to Teams, a week of posts, a customer going from Google to an enquiry, and a staff chatbot answering questions.
- Nothing a visitor types into the calculators or the website checklist leaves their browser.
- I checked what each Microsoft 365 plan includes against Microsoft's own pages in October 2026, before any of it went on the site.
How it was built
- Next.js 16 with Tailwind v4 and Motion, hosted on Vercel.
- Ten pages, a sitemap and ProfessionalService structured data.
- The booking calendar only loads when a visitor asks for it, because Calendly sets its own cookies.
