experienced in delivering versatile, considered, design
Design isn’t just adding the latest bells and whistles; design is about creating the right rapport between you and your audience. That means taking the time to understand both you and your business to get the right brief from you, in order to get the right messages to your audience.
Offering a wide range of skills and experience of exploiting the design capabilities – from print to web – means that you can be sure of an effective creative solution, whatever your business need. Working with dedicated associates whose skills range from PR, marketing and writing to building sites where you manage the day-to-day content, means that you get a complete solution.
I believe design makes a difference, not just as visual communication, but to the bottom line.
clear creative communication creates memorable brands
logo design
I love to design logos for new companies, products or services, or refreshing a current logo, with a nip and tuck here and there, maybe a revised colour palette, or a tweak to the house font. Reviewing your current brand / identity is especially important if you are looking to re-position yourself, helping articulate the new you with an updated ‘look and feel’, purpose statement or strap line.
website and information design
It’s not rocket science, it is logic, and sometimes you need a fresh mind to help you with the website structure; identifying user journeys of your website, or perhaps just to translate your new brand into an intuitive web presence. You might need a bespoke coded website or, simply a WordPress sites (like this one) – if you’d like to be in complete control.
design for print
You have a logo, new or old, and you have your branding. Make that work hard for you where it meets your customers – rolling-out the design onto stationery, PowerPoint and Word templates or a new brochure, folder, leaflet, journal, product packaging – or perhaps exhibition panels. Don’t forget, it’s not just about the look, carefully written copy will demonstrate that you understand your customers and their needs.
how much?
Each project is different. Each client is different. I can of course give you a ‘ball park’ based on similar projects. But I prefer to work out a fair fee based on a good conversation about what you want and what you really need, and when. Let’s get those ducks in a row. I pride myself on being realistic in my projections and honest in my reporting. And my policy is to issue invoices only for time incurred on a project. Sound fair?