If you’ve ever worked with me on a website project, there’s a very good chance I’ve recommended (or used) Elementor Pro for WordPress (aka the Elementor Page Builder). And no, it’s not just because it’s popular. It’s because after years of designing and building websites, it’s one of the few tools that actually balances creative freedom, functionality, and ease of
Hiring a designer for your first website project is exciting, but it can also come with a lot of questions: What pages should your site include? Who writes the content? How many revisions are normal? What happens after the site launches? One of my recent clients came to our kickoff call with a thoughtful list that covered everything from design
If hiring a designer were just about the price tag, Canva templates and AI tools would have replaced us all by now. But design doesn’t work that way. When you hire a professional designer, you’re not paying for a logo, a website, or a set of files. You’re investing in knowledge, experience, efficiency, and clarity—all of which directly impact how
(Without Second-Guessing Yourself Every Five Minutes) If you’ve ever stared at a blank invoice wondering, “Is this too much? Too little? Should I just go live in the woods and avoid this conversation altogether?” — welcome. You’re in the right place. Pricing is one of the trickiest, most emotional parts of freelancing. Whether you’re a graphic designer, illustrator, motion designer,
Your brand doesn’t need a complete makeover every time the calendar flips. Seasonal updates don’t have to be scary, expensive, or make you question every design decision you’ve ever made. Think of it like swapping out your flip-flops for boots — same feet, just different footwear that’s a little more appropriate for the season. That’s what seasonal branding tips are
Social media can sometimes feel chaotic. (Or if you’re me… it always feels chaotic.) You’ve got Instagram doing one thing, LinkedIn acting a little professional, Facebook scrolling along, and somehow your brand needs to show up looking like…well, the same person in all three places. That’s where a cohesive brand across social media comes in. It’s less about boring consistency
