I sure do.

To get started, I require a deposit to hold your space in my calendar. You’ll have the option to pay for the remainder in one or two installments (with the balance being paid upon completion). For simple planning and no surprises, the remaining time we work together will be billed on a monthly basis for retainers or upon the completion of a specific project.

Every website I build starts in the same place: strategy. Before a single page gets designed, we get clear on who you are trying to reach, what action you want them to take, and what is getting in the way of that happening on your current site. That thinking shapes every layout decision, every content hierarchy, and every call to action.

My design sensibility leans toward clean, intentional, and brand-forward. Sites that feel considered without feeling cluttered. Visually distinctive without sacrificing usability. The kind of website that makes someone feel like they are in the right place the moment they land on it.

What might surprise you is the range. My background spans corporate marketing and communications, ecommerce, service businesses, and everything in between. I am as comfortable building a conversion-focused Shopify store as I am designing a minimal professional services site or a content-rich WordPress build. That breadth means I can meet you where your business actually is rather than fitting you into a template I already know.

I have built websites for founders across food and beverage, wellness, agriculture, hospitality, CPG and ecommerce, professional services, construction, interior design, creative industries, and nonprofits.

If your industry is not on that list, reach out anyway. The fit is usually about the founder, not the field.

The more prepared you are, the smoother the project will go. Ideally you will have your brand assets ready including your logo, fonts, and color palette, along with your website copy, any photography or imagery you want to use, and a general sense of the pages and functionality you need.

Not sure if your brand assets are up to scratch? That is worth a conversation before we dive into a website project. A new website built on shaky branding will only get you so far. If you need brand work first, I can help with that too.

I can absolutely work with an existing brand as long as it gives us enough to build something strong. If you have a solid logo, a defined color palette, and typography you are happy with, we are in good shape.

Where it gets complicated is when the brand is inconsistent, unfinished, or no longer reflects where the business is headed. Building a new website on top of a brand that does not feel right just means the problem shows up in a shinier package. If that sounds familiar, it might be worth talking through a brand project first. The two work best when they are built together or at least informed by the same strategy.

Conversion is not about tricks or tactics. It is about clarity. A website converts when visitors immediately understand what you do, who it is for, why you are the right choice, and what they should do next. When any of those things are unclear, people leave.

The sites that perform best are the ones that are built around how your ideal client actually thinks and behaves, not around what looks impressive in a portfolio. That means a logical page structure that guides people through a natural decision-making process, calls to action that feel helpful rather than pushy, copy that speaks directly to the right person, and a design that builds trust rather than distraction.

It also means speed, mobile performance, and basic SEO foundations. A beautifully designed site that loads slowly or does not show up in search is leaving opportunity on the table.

This is why every Graphic Heart website starts with strategy. Design without that foundation is just decoration.