What I make
One thing, or all of it. Most businesses need a brand, a website and a video, and most cannot hire three companies to get them. I make the whole set, and it matches, because one person made it.
Websites
Designed, built and launched. A one-page site to get you found, or a full site with your services, photos, reviews and a way to get in touch. Fast, and easy to use on a phone.
- One-page sites
- Full websites
- Site care
Logos and brand design
A new logo, or your existing one cleaned up and redrawn. Colors, type and a short guide, so everything with your name on it looks like it came from the same place.
- Logos
- Brand kits
- Full identities
Graphic design
The printed and posted things a business runs on: menus, flyers, signs, cards, and templates for social posts you can fill in yourself.
- Menus
- Flyers and signs
- Social templates
Motion and video
Short films and motion graphics that explain what you do in under a minute, cut for your website and for social.
- Motion graphics
- Short films
- Logo animations
Tools and automation
The back-office side of a business. An admin panel made for the way you run your site. A spreadsheet turned into a proper tool. Two systems made to talk to each other. A weekly task that runs itself. I start with how the work is really done, then build the simplest thing that replaces it.
- Admin panels
- Spreadsheet replacements
- Automations
- Integrations
3D
Rendered images and walkthroughs of a product or a space, for when a photo is not possible yet.
- Stills
- Walkthroughs
Most projects come in one of these.
Each gets a fixed price in writing. Any of them can be made smaller or larger.
The whole thing
For a business that needs all of it at once.
- A full brand identity with a short guide
- A website of up to 8 pages, built and launched
- A 45 to 60 second film
- One print piece: a menu, a flyer or a sign
- Social templates
- Three months of site care
Main Street
The set most local businesses need.
- A logo and a brand kit: colors, type and a one-page guide
- A 5 page website, built and launched
- A 20 to 30 second motion graphic
- Social templates
- One month of site care
Get found
The fastest way to look right online.
- Your logo cleaned up and redrawn, or kept as it is
- A one-page website, built and launched
- Profile and cover graphics for Google, Facebook and Instagram
No sales calls. You write, I write back.
your turnYou write
Tell me what you need on the form. A few sentences is plenty.
my turnI write back
Within two working days, with questions or a one-page proposal.
your turnA fixed price
The proposal lists what you get, what it costs and the dates. Usually three options.
my turnI build, you launch
Half to begin, half on delivery. Everything I make for you is yours.
Monthly work
Some businesses need a steady supply: graphics every month, a short video, small changes to the site. One fixed fee, so you always know the cost. Three month minimum.
Content
For a business that posts every week.
- 12 social graphics a month
- 2 short motion pieces
- Site care included
Steady
Enough to stay visible without thinking about it.
- 8 social graphics a month
- 1 short motion piece
- Site care included
On call
Someone to send things to.
- Site care
- Up to 4 small design jobs a month
- Replies within two working days
What people ask first
Based in East Tennessee. Working with businesses in Athens, Cleveland, Chattanooga and Knoxville, and with anyone online.
How much does it cost?
It depends on what you need, and I would rather give you a real number than a range that means nothing. Tell me what you need on the form and I will send a fixed price in writing, usually with three options at different sizes.
How long does it take?
A one-page site or a logo takes one to two weeks. A full website with a brand and a short video takes three to four. A complete package takes five to seven. The clock starts when I have your text, photos and logins.
What do you need from me?
A few sentences about the business, any logo or photos you already have, and access to whatever you want me to work on, such as your domain or your Facebook page. If you have nothing yet, that is fine. We start from there.
Do we have to get on a call?
No. Everything happens in writing: the form, the proposal, the reviews. You can read and reply when it suits you, and there is a record of what was agreed.
Who owns the work?
You do, once it is paid for. You get every file: the logo in every format, the site, the video. I keep the right to show it in my portfolio.
What does it cost to keep a website running?
A domain name is about $15 to $20 a year and hosting for a small site is often free or a few dollars a month. Those are paid by you, directly, so you are never locked in. I offer monthly site care for a fixed fee if you would rather not think about it.
Can I get just one thing?
Yes. A logo, a menu, a one-page site or a single video are all fine on their own. Most people start with one thing.
How do you make so much with one person?
I work with modern production tools, including AI tools, the way a studio director works with a team. I decide what good looks like and they do the heavy lifting. Every piece in my portfolio says how it was made.
Can you build something custom for how my business runs?
Yes. An admin panel for your site, a tool that replaces a spreadsheet, a task that runs on its own, or two systems that need to share information. I used to work as a business analyst, so I start by learning how the job is done today. Then I build the simplest thing that does it better.
Are you a programmer?
Not in the traditional sense. My background is design and business analysis. I work out exactly what the business needs, direct AI coding tools to build it, and test it until it holds up. For most small business tools that is faster and costs less. If a job needs a specialist engineer, I will say so before you spend anything.
What if I do not like it?
Two rounds of changes are included in every project, and you see the work as it takes shape, so there are no surprises at the end. If you want more changes than that, we agree a price for them first.
How does payment work?
Half to begin and half on delivery. Small jobs are paid up front. Monthly work is billed at the start of each month.