Services
These describe the work; they are not packages you have to buy. The scope follows the business, the material that already exists and what needs to be made next.
01
“What should people understand, and choose us for?”
I work out who the business is for, what it should be known for and the few messages everything else has to carry.
Usually produces
A sourced brief: audience, position and core messages, written plainly enough to use.
Ask about Positioning02
“How should people recognise us?”
I design the mark, colour, type and image rules, then the applications the business actually needs.
Usually produces
A wordmark or mark, colour and type, image rules and the applications we scope together, with editable source files.
Ask about Identity03
“How do all of those decisions reach the public?”
Strategy and identity carried through the words, a responsive website and the launch pieces, by the same person.
Usually produces
Positioning and identity, website copy, a responsive website and the launch assets agreed for it.
Ask about Brand & Build04
“Who keeps the work useful after launch?”
Hosting and domain responsibilities, small updates, technical maintenance and brand checks once the work is live.
Usually produces
An agreed Care arrangement. What it covers, and how often, is set out in writing with you.
Ask about CareAlso available
Each of these can stand on its own or sit alongside a brand or website build. A smaller job gets a smaller scope.
The whole site, made from what's true about your business: designed, written and built. Your existing identity can stay.
A credentials document — registration, project history, and equipment — built for businesses that need something to hand a client or a tender desk, not a website.
A small set of on-brand announcement graphics, sized for WhatsApp Status and Instagram, pulled from the same brand system as the build.
A lighter credentials document for businesses that need something to send by email or WhatsApp before a meeting, not a full profile.
A mark built from what the business actually does — not a template. Comes with source files, ready for a card, a sign, or a truck door.
Print-ready cards pulled from the same brand system as your build or logo — a name and a number, done properly.
A print piece held to the same discipline as the company profile documents: your own material, no stock photography, made to be kept.
A branded calendar for the businesses that hand one to every customer each December — same brand system, print-ready.
Facebook Page, Meta Business Manager, Ad Account, Google Business Profile, Google Ads — set up once, correctly, so they’re actually usable when you need them.
After launch: hosting and domain responsibilities, small updates, technical maintenance and brand checks. What is included, and how often, is agreed with you in writing.
Questions
If your question is not here, ask it in the project conversation.
Yes. The first conversation is about what is already working and what the business actually needs next. The work can begin with the identity you have, rather than starting over by default.
Yes. If your identity already works, I can build the website around it. Biggy Smallz Spitmasters and Izanolihle Roads are website work built around their existing brands, and Ukuthula Community Development’s site is built around its own supplied logo.
Costs are quoted after the scope has been talked through: what needs making, what material already exists, and what the work needs to do. There are no published fixed package prices.
Timing depends on the material available and the scope agreed together. It is discussed as part of the project conversation rather than promised as a standard duration.
Yes. The project can be worked through remotely, with conversations and material shared online. The right way of working is agreed at the start.
Bring what you already have: a plain description of the business, the services or products, existing words or visual material, useful links, and the contact details people need. It is fine if that material is incomplete; the conversation starts there.
Care is what happens after launch: hosting and domain responsibilities, small updates, technical maintenance and brand checks. What is included, how often, and how it ends are agreed in writing before it starts.
Start a project
Send a short brief. I read every one myself and reply with the next useful question. Nothing is booked or charged by getting in touch.