To kick off the project I require a 25% deposit. From there, we’ll break up the rest into 3-4 payments that will be spread equally throughout our project. However, I’m flexible and am happy to discuss other payment plans options that work better with your budget. I can accept payments through multiple methods: stripe, paypal, e-transfer, cheque ect, whichever you prefer.

I can design websites on showit, shopify, squarespace and webflow. I encourage you to do some research on the pricing and features of each platform. I prefer using showit as it has the most flexible design capabilities though I also find squarespace to be very user friendly. I have experience adding custom css to squarespace websites so that is an option too.

My design process is very collaborative so your input is valuable to me. Each round of revisions provides you the opportunity to give me limitless feedback (doesn’t matter if you give 1 or 20 points of feedback). I will action this feedback to present design revisions back to you. Sometimes the designs don’t require revisions, but there is always opportunity if needed. Try to be as specific as you can when giving feedback. Keep our brand strategy in mind when reviewing designs and know that every design decision that I make has the intention of communicating and connecting to your target market.

These two terms, often used interchangeably are actually not the same. A logo is just a mark that visually identifies a brand. It can be a graphic image, the typographical representation of the brand or a combination of both. A visual identity is a broader concept that encompases all of the visual elements that make up the look and fee of a brand. It includes the logo, the colour palette, the fonts, image style, layouts and any other graphic element supporting the brand (business cards, packaging etc). All of these elements are outlined in a brand style guide for you to refer back to so you’re able to maintain consistency.

I’ve researched and found some great resources for printing and packaging & I’m happy to help find what you need. I have had good experiences with both moo. com for printing and packlane.com for packaging. Please note the costs of printing are not included. 

Depending on my schedule, I can offer design services on retainer if that is what is suitable to the type of project. Things like social media graphic design, blog graphics, or single landing page web design ( for courses, or product launches ) are typically what my clients ask for when they have me on retainer.