How it started
Harvey Washington started at City College Norwich on a T-Level Digital Software Design course. While other students treated it as a tick-box exercise, he was in the lab building real products for real clients.
Six months in, he had outgrown what the course could teach him. He was already building full-stack web applications and taking on paying work faster than the syllabus moved. He dropped out at 16, registered Arcscribe, and got to work.
Self-employment wasn't foreign to him. Harvey's father runs his own electrical engineering business. Building something of his own was the obvious path, not the risky one.
He saw the gap clearly: clients paying premium fees to agencies for mediocre work, because they didn't know what “good” looked like. Arcscribe was built to be the answer to that.



