The first step is for you to reach out! Let’s discuss your company’s scope, goals, and timeline. After I get a sense of what you’re looking for, I’ll send over an estimate and timeline. Once the estimate is approved and a deposit is received, the real work begins! I’ll usually send over several designs for you to choose from, request adjustments to, or mix-and-match. After that, there will be a couple of rounds of adjustments to fine tune the design(s). After the final payment is received, the deliverables will be sent over (whether this means sending over the final files or launching the website).

Not necessarily. Most clients want a good amount of input in brand direction and aesthetic, meaning they’ll have done research on competitors and will be heavily involved in the design process. But for clients who don’t have time to be as involved or aren’t fussed with details, I can create a simple design where all you have to worry about is supplying the information for me to plug in.

You’re responsible for providing all content, text, and logos that you want to use. If you don’t have images available, stock imagery may be used. Then it’ll all be put together to create the final product.

I’m located in Westchester, NY just outside of New York City. But I work with clients from various states and countries. Most of my client interaction is done online and over the phone, but I’m happy to meet local clients in person.

Many of the brands I’ve worked with have had no branding when we began working together. We can discuss your company’s needs and come up with a brand style guide (logo, color palette, and typography) that properly showcases your brand. From there, we can work on developing other assets including business cards, ads, social media templates, and a website.

It depends. For larger projects (such as a rebrand or website design), I’ll usually send an estimate after we discuss your needs and before any work begins. It’s important that we’re all on the same page and that there’s no miscommunication. For smaller projects (such as website edits, email campaigns, or social media graphics), I’ll generally charge an hourly rate.

Most payment methods are accepted including Zelle, Venmo, credit card (via PayPal), check, and cash (for local clients).

Each business's needs are different, so due to variations in scope, pricing from one web design to the next can be quite different. Typical end-to-end custom website design starts at $1,750. For clients with smaller budgets, templated basic informational (or brochure style) websites start at $950.

Similar to questions regarding website cost, the timeline will vary greatly based on the scope of your web design project. Timing can range from one week to several months.

Absolutely. After your website is launched, I’m available on an hourly basis to handle content edits, make layout adjustments, and provide support.

If that’s what you want! It’s pretty common for business owners to try to build their own websites with page builders (like WIX, Weebly, or GoDaddy) or create graphics on Canva. But let’s be honest—it’ll probably look like a DIY job. Working with an experienced designer ensures that your online presence conveys professionalism, while allowing you to focus on what you do best—running your business! You don’t have to do it all alone.

I usually prefer that clients purchase their own hosting plans. I’m happy to walk clients through the steps of purchasing their domain and hosting plan, as well as break down what everything means. But as a small design agency, I can’t match the 24/7 support large hosting companies can usually offer. Purchasing your own hosting also means that you have complete ownership of your website.