Your brand is the overall perception of your business—how people feel about you, your values, your voice, and the experience you create. Your visual identity is how that brand looks, including your logo, colours, typography, and style. In short: your brand is the personality, and your visual identity is how it shows up visually. The work I do provides your brand with a visual foundation to build its connection with your audience or customers.

If you’re just starting out, a logo might be enough to get going. However, full branding helps create consistency, build trust, and make your business more memorable long-term. Generally you'll want a logo, colour palette, typographic guidelines and illustrative or photographic style guides. This will give you the best foundation to build on without losing track of your brand voice.

Yes—especially as a small business. Good branding helps you look credible, builds trust, and makes you more memorable to potential customers. It also gives you the confidence to put your business and yourself out there. I have had many clients say to me that after working together, theywere proud to pass out their printed materials or direct people to their website.

Depending on your needs, branding can include logo design, colour palette, typography, brand guidelines, and social media or marketing assets. Everything is tailored so you only get what you actually need.

Most logo projects take around 4-8 weeks, depending on complexity, feedback and turnaround.

Yes. I can either refresh what you already have or create something completely new, depending on what’s right for your business. Generally though, smaller businesses benefit from a new design as they have outgrown their original design. That said, in some cases a refresh and tidy up is a good way to go.

My personal feeling is that a good logo should be simple, easy to remember and recognise and contain something of the emotion that you want people to feel when they see it. Not all logos have to depict what the business does. That simply leads to marketplace confusion and doesn't add value or personality to your business. In a technincal sense, a logo should be repoducible and legible at all sizes and in all media.

Yes, I design and build custom websites using Webflow. They’re clean, modern, and easy for you to update. They can be easily changed when you need as you're not tied into a pre-made design. We can work together to figure out what you need and create a site around that without extra plugins and bloat.

Webflow allows fully custom design without templates. It also creates responsive, fast, and easy-to-manage websites. I'm able to take your brand and reinforce it through the design freedom on offer.

Yes—every website I create is fully responsive across mobile, tablet, and desktop.

I can help with existing websites to improve them or work within templates you already have in place. I'm happy to take a look for you. Often, the constraints of a platform can limit the amount of "redesigning" that's possible but I'm always happy to discuss.

Among other things I design business cards, flyers, leaflets, posters, brochures, and packaging.

I can guide you on printing and work with trusted suppliers to ensure a high-quality final result. Often, for reasons of sustainability and helping smaller businesses, I recommend helping source local printers so you can work more closely with them to achieve the results you want.

Depending on the level of finish you need and whcih provider you choose, print prices can vary. Design prices start at £40 per hour for smaller jobs, with larger jobs varying in cost dependednt on the level of bespoke artwork required. Please get in touch with an outline of you project and I can give you a better idea of investment.