Choosing an experienced graphic designer is hard!

I wear many hats. I am a graphic designer, creating logos and branding, illustrations, advertising and signage, packaging and print design. I am a full-stack web designer/developer, meaning I can plan and design a website and then code the frontend (user interface) and the backend (code and databases that make it all function). I design and manage email marketing campaigns for many of my clients. I have a pretty thorough knowledge of all things IT, from website and email hosting through to SEO and SEM, troubleshooting, security and web optimisation. Give me a shout.

That depends heavily on what you need it to do. A website with just a few pages and basic functionality might cost around NZ$2000, but beyond that things get more complicated to estimate. Does it need a Content Management System? Blog? Online Shopping System? Email Newsletters? Membership Database? It’s best to just fill out the Project Quote form and we can take it from there.

Yes I provide website and email hosting for many of my clients! My server is based in California. I utilise CDNs and other services to ensure your website is fast and has very little downtime. I’ll handle everything, just flick me an email.

I don’t get too caught up about the latest frameworks and stacks. I just use whatever technologies I think are best for the job. Most of the time that means a combination of LAMP and vanilla JS. Likewise I’ll use whatever Content Management System or Headless CMS suits your requirements.

When I build websites I ensure each page has high quality page titles, meta data and alt-tags, and the site is fast and structured in a modern, search engine friendly way. In most instances that’s enough to get your website ranking highly in Google, but I also utilise professional SEO tools like Diib, Ahrefs, MOZ, and Semrush for thorough website auditing, advanced keyword and link building research to really give your website the edge over competitors.

I generally avoid creating websites using platforms like WIX, Squarespace, Webflow, Rocketspark, Weebly and Elementor for Wordpress. They have their place for small businesses wanting to build a simple web presence but the beauty of those platforms is that you can do it all yourself.

Sure, I generally split larger projects into two payments; 60% deposit + 40% on completion. I am more than happy to consider payment plans that fit your business better.

I have a number of websites that I never finished, but I still have lots of potential. Give me a shout if you’re interested in buying any of these domains: YoungReaders.co / BedAndBreakfast.store / BnB-Supplies.com / LanguageCompanion.com.

I can also supply you with all the documentation, research and ideas of each.