For development studios, WordPress agencies, and freelance developers who have the build covered and need the design. I design to what your platform can build and hand over files your team can work from directly.
Designed for your stack. Before any templates, I go through your block list or component library with you. The designs use what your platform can do, and anything new is marked as new so it can be scoped.
A system before the screens. Colour, type, spacing and components are set up as Figma variables and an HTML styleguide, so the next page your team builds doesn't need me in the room.
Credit how you like. I can be named as the designer alongside your build, as on OnLogistics, or work as part of your team on the client's project.
Billed to you. I can invoice your studio rather than your client, with a fixed quote per project that drops into your own proposal. Before launch I check the build against the designs.
I designed the OnLogistics website. Chris Hough at WP Bees built it in WordPress, and Laura Sargeant at SEM Consultants led the SEO.
Pricing is bespoke, quoted on the scope of each project, mostly by the number of page templates. You get a fixed quote within 48 hours, so it can go straight into the proposal you send your client.
Half to book the project in, half on completion. Nothing starts until the price is agreed.
Start a project →If you want me to. I can join the kickoff and present the designs with you, or stay behind your team and hand the work to you to present.
No, your team builds. I answer questions during the build and check the finished pages against the designs before launch.
Yes. I can work inside your team's Figma and component library, or set up a file that you or your client owns from the start.
Whoever the project is billed to. At handover that means the Figma file, the styleguide and every exported asset.
