Do you offer smaller standalone services like email signatures or business cards?
Smaller projects like business cards or email signatures are usually offered as add-ons for
full website clients, but I occasionally take them on as individual services when my schedule allows.
Why do some add-ons say “starting at”?
Add-on pricing varies based on design complexity, number of variations, and requested
revisions. Most clients stay within the listed range.
How will my final designs be delivered and used?
Email signatures and branded merch files are provided as high-resolution, print-ready PNGs
or PDFs. Most email platforms let you upload an image under Settings → Signature, and merch designs can be
sent directly to your preferred print vendor.
How long does a website project take?
Most projects wrap within six to eight weeks depending on scope, feedback speed, and
revisions. A clear timeline is shared before we start.
Do you work with clients outside the wellness space?
Yes. My niche is wellness, but I occasionally take on aligned lifestyle brands that value
the same calm, intentional design style.
What if I already have branding?
That’s totally fine. I’ll integrate your existing brand assets and make small refinements
where needed to keep everything cohesive.
Can I request extra revisions?
Every package includes one round of refinements. Additional rounds can be added at an hourly
rate if you’d like more changes after launch.
Why do custom design packages cost more than template options?
Every project includes more than just the visual design — it covers the tools, resources,
and systems that make your site function seamlessly. Those behind-the-scenes investments, along with the
time spent on strategy and detail, ensure your final site looks polished, performs well, and lasts long
after launch.
Do you only design websites in Showit?
Yes — all website designs are created exclusively in Showit. Clients will need an active
Showit account for launch, but I’ll handle the setup and design details so the process stays simple.
