FAQs
FAQs
Q: What's the best way to communicate with you?
A well-detailed brief is everything. My best work happens when clients provide clear, thoughtful information upfront. We can communicate entirely through messages it's actually preferred for keeping everything documented and focused.
Q: Do I have to book a consultation to work with you?
No, not at all. Consultations are only for clients who prefer discussing complex projects over a call. 95% of my projects run smoothly through detailed messages.
Q: How much does a logo/brand design cost?
A: Each project is custom-quoted based on scope, complexity, and timeline. After reviewing your brief, I'll provide a clear proposal with exact pricing. Most projects start at £XXX.
Q: Can you work within my budget?
A: No I don't discount my work, and here's why: My pricing reflects the value, expertise, and results I deliver. Lowering my price means compromising on the quality and attention your project deserves. I'd rather point you to a designer who fits your budget than deliver work I can't stand behind.
How much is the consultation?
A: Project consultations are £30. This fee covers my time to thoroughly review your brief, prepare strategic insights, and provide actionable recommendations during our call.
Q: How does the consultation work?
Q: How does the consultation work?
A: 1) Submit your brief → 2) I review it → 3) We schedule a 30-minute call → 4) I send a custom proposal within 24 hours.
Q: I'm not sure what to put in the brief. Can we just talk first?
A: The brief questions guide you through what I need to know. If you're truly stuck, answer what you can—the consultation is where we'll fill in the gaps together. No brief = no consultation booking.
No brief = no consultation = no quote. This process respects both our time and ensures we're a good fit before investing further.
Q: Why don't you list prices on your site?
A: Because your project isn't a template. Just like you wouldn't ask a tailor "how much for a suit?" without discussing fabric, style, and fit, I need to understand your specific needs to give an accurate quote. The brief form ensures we're aligned before discussing numbers.
Q: Why do some clients book consultations then?
A: Some clients have complex brand stories, multiple decision-makers, or simply prefer talking through their vision. It's a personal preference, not a requirement.