I'm keen to foster an ongoing relationship with my clients, and I am especially interested in working with organisations that aim to improve the quality of people's lives.
I work best with clients who see design as a partnership. When there’s mutual trust and a shared goal, the process feels smoother, decisions come easier, and the results are stronger and more meaningful.
My approach to design is grounded in straightforward, professional principles and clear communication to build trust and avoid the frustrations that sometimes derail design projects.
Design and digital work have an environmental footprint. Print consumes materials, and websites consume energy. While these impacts can’t be eliminated, they can be reduced with practical choices:
Sensible decisions can make a difference without undermining the quality of the work. Many businesses now see sustainability as part of their reputation, and a more responsible approach often resonates with your customers.
Charities, non-profits, and education providers face particular challenges: limited resources, high expectations, and a need to communicate with clarity. I’ve worked with organisations in this space and understand the balance required.
Design for the third sector is about accessibility, simplicity, and making the most of what’s available. That doesn’t mean lowering standards, but focusing on outcomes, being resourceful, and creating work that is effective without being wasteful. These projects often feel especially rewarding because they align with missions that have real social value.
I discount third sector work by 10%