Designed for how Austin is growing
Austin’s small business scene has grown fast. The same population boom that filled East Austin with new restaurants and the Domain area with startup offices has made it a competitive place to get noticed. A lot of Austin businesses are new enough that their brand and website still haven’t caught up to how good the actual product or service is. That’s the gap I work in. I’m a remote design partner for Austin small businesses and startups: no downtown studio, no local overhead built into the invoice, direct access to the person doing the design and development work. Whether you’re opening a spot in East Austin, running a service business out of Round Rock or Cedar Park, or building a product out of one of the co-working spaces downtown, the process stays the same: we talk through what you need, I quote it clearly, and you get a site or a brand that holds up in a market this crowded.
Services for Austin, TX businesses
- Web Design: layout and design approved before any code gets written
- Web Development: custom-built sites, not a rigid template
- Ecommerce: product pages, checkout, and payment processing you can manage yourself
- Branding: logo, colors, typography, and guidelines that hold together across everything you put out
- Digital Graphics: social templates, story graphics, and ad creative sized for each platform
- Print: business cards, flyers, packaging, and signage set up correctly for the press
Why work with a remote designer instead of a local agency
A local Austin agency comes with local overhead: office space, account managers, a markup for being nearby. Working remotely cuts that out without cutting the collaboration. You get calls, email, and shared files with the person designing and building your project, not a layer between you and the work. For a lot of Austin small businesses watching costs while the city grows around them, that difference shows up directly in the quote.
How a project works
- We talk through your goals
- I send a quote and timeline
- I design in rounds with your feedback
- I hand over the final files
See the work
Portfolio and past projects are at Works. If you’re an Austin business and want to talk through what a project would look like for you, get in touch.
What it costs
Pricing depends on scope, so every Austin project gets quoted individually rather than pulled from a fixed menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
Remotely, and that’s by design. Everything runs over call, email, and shared files, which means you get direct access to the person doing the design work instead of routing through an account manager.
Yes. Branding work starts with your business and your customers, not a stock look. A full identity includes your logo, colors, typography, and guidelines so it holds up whether you’re on a storefront on South Congress or a website.
A logo or single graphic usually takes a few days to a week. A full brand identity or website typically runs two to six weeks. Location doesn’t change the timeline, only the market you’re designing for.