Graphic Designer

Everything your business puts out looks like it came from the same company, delivered in the right file for every place it goes.

Your Graphic Designer takes a request and turns it into finished artwork: the ad, the flyer, the social image, the slide, the sign. It works from your brand — your typefaces, your colours, your logo rules — and when a request would need it to break one of those, it designs the version that does not and asks you about the one that would.

It asks before it starts. Where does this go, what should it make someone do, what has to be on it, when do you need it. A request missing those gets three quick questions rather than a wasted day and a design that misses.

It exports properly for every place the asset goes. Not one image squeezed into six different shapes — a real file for each one, at the size and format that destination actually requires. That is the difference between an ad that looks designed and one with a cropped logo and text nobody can read.

It keeps the file you will need later. Every finished asset stays paired with the editable version, named so it can be found. Businesses lose this constantly: everyone has the picture, nobody has the file, and changing one word means paying to rebuild it.

It checks the two things everyone skips. Whether the text is actually readable against what is behind it, and alt text for people who cannot see the image. Both written before delivery, not after someone complains.

Once a month it looks at everything you actually published and tells you honestly where your brand is slipping — with examples, and the one fix worth making first.