





I’ve been working in design and communications since 2005. For the first decade, my work spanned finance, professional services, and a range of other industries. Around 2015, I shifted my focus almost entirely to technology businesses – MSPs, SaaS companies, resellers, and consultancies.
It was a natural move. The problems were consistent, the stakes were high, and clear communication made a real difference in a sector where most businesses are technically strong but find it hard to explain what they do.
That’s where I’ve been ever since.
It sits somewhere between strategy and execution. Before any design starts, I work out what a business needs to say, who they’re saying it to, and why the current communication isn’t landing.
Then I build the assets: brand identity, presentations, proposals, marketing materials. Everything is designed to work in the real world – in a meeting room, on screen, in front of a prospect or investor.
Most have tried managing communications in-house or through generalist agencies and found the work either doesn’t reflect the quality of the business or takes more time than they have.
I already understand the technology channel – the buying environment, the language, the competitive pressures. There’s no onboarding period. And because clients work directly with me, the work is faster, more consistent, and more commercially useful than it would be through a larger agency.

So prospects instantly understand why they should work with you.

With high-quality sales and marketing materials that build credibility.

By designing assets that attract, engage, and convert clients.
I’ve attended over 360 client events and pitches. I understand what happens in the room – and I design with that in mind.
The best-looking assets don’t work if the message is wrong. I start by working out what needs to be said before deciding how to say it.
Everything I produce is designed to be used – in presentations, proposals, and day-to-day communications. Not just to look good in a portfolio.
Ensure your audience quickly understands your technology with visually engaging explainers, infographics, and presentations that simplify even the most intricate concepts.
A consistent, professional brand builds trust and credibility. We align your visuals across platforms, making your company more recognisable and respected.

Impress clients with high-impact pitch decks and sales materials that make your message clear, persuasive, and impossible to ignore.
Attract and convert customers with powerful marketing assets – from landing pages, whitepapers to social campaigns – designed to increase engagement and drive growth.



Mostly technology businesses — MSPs, SaaS companies, IT resellers, and consultancies. We also work with professional services firms that sell into the technology sector. If your work is strong but your communications aren't doing it justice, we're probably a good fit. Get in touch and we'll tell you honestly.
Reach out via the contact page and tell us a bit about what you need. We'll have a short call to understand the project, then come back with a proposal and timeline.
It depends on the project. Retainer clients have agreed turnaround times built into their package. For standalone projects, we confirm timelines in the proposal. If you have a fixed deadline, tell us upfront — we'll be straightforward about whether we can meet it.
Yes. Most of our clients work with us on a monthly retainer rather than project by project. We offer two packages: Design Support from £1,500/month and Strategic Communications from £3,000/month. Full details are on the Services page. If you're not sure which fits, the discovery call will sort it.
Yes. Most projects start with what you already have — brand guidelines, templates, or existing assets. We work within your visual identity and improve wherever we can.
Retainer pricing is on our Services page. For standalone projects, we quote based on scope and timeline. We don't do volume-based work — we take on a small number of clients and focus on doing the work properly.
It varies by scope, but typically: logo and visual identity, colour palette and typography, brand guidelines, and a suite of core assets — business cards, email signatures, document templates, and presentation slides. We'll agree what's in scope before we start.
Yes. Not every business needs a full rebrand. If your logo is solid but the wider identity needs work — inconsistent templates, no guidelines, poor application across materials — we can build around what exists.
Yes, always. A brand without guidelines doesn't stay consistent. We produce guidelines that are practical rather than decorative — focused on how to use the identity day to day, not just how it looks on a mood board.
We keep all client files secure and are happy to sign NDAs before any project begins. Most of what we receive is commercially sensitive, so discretion is standard practice.
Yes. Once the identity is defined, we can produce everything your team needs — presentations, proposals, brochures, social templates — all consistent with the brand.
PowerPoint is the most common format we work in. We also design in Keynote. If you have a specific tool or format in mind, let us know and we'll confirm whether we support it.
Yes. We design branded slide templates and libraries so your team can produce professional presentations without starting from scratch each time.
Yes. Whether it needs a visual refresh, a clearer structure, or both, we'll work with what you have and make it better.
We keep all client files secure and are happy to sign NDAs before any project begins. Most of what we receive is commercially sensitive, so discretion is standard practice.
We use visual hierarchy, diagrams, and data visualisation to make complex ideas easier to follow. Our background in the technology sector means we understand the material — we simplify without losing accuracy.
RFP responses, sales proposals, tender submissions, and framework bids. We work on both the design and the structure — not just making documents look better, but making them easier to evaluate.
Yes. Good proposal design and good proposal writing reinforce each other. We can help with argument flow, structure, and clarity, as well as the visual execution.
Yes. A well-built template speeds up every future bid. We design templates that are flexible enough for different opportunities but consistent enough to look coherent across submissions.
We've worked on bids for technology vendors, MSPs, and IT service providers across public and private sector procurement. We understand what evaluators look for and how to structure a response to meet it.
Sometimes, depending on our schedule. Get in touch as early as possible and we'll confirm whether we can take the project on. If we can, we'll focus on the highest-impact elements first to make sure you hit the deadline with the strongest possible submission.