Background
I’ve been working as an independent designer since 2013. I’ve delivered over 200 digital projects and undertaken countless hours of professional development.
Over the last few years, I’ve had developers and designers ask me for advice and feedback on projects they’re working on. Consultations offer a direct way to book one-to-one time for design guidance and feedback.
The sessions let you tap into my decade-plus of experience, without committing to a large project.
Consultations are open to anyone seeking design advice on a web project.
Six ways I can help you
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Identify usability issues and offer ways to improve them
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Improve typographic details and pairings
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Workshop and offer feedback on in-progress designs
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Fix accessibility issues in ways that fit an existing brand
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Navigate tricky stakeholders with strategies I’ve picked up over the years
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Think holistically, considering usability, development, accessibility, performance and privacy
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I’ve had Dave consult on my designs multiple times. He always finds areas where we can improve typography and usability, along with creative ideas for layout.
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The consultation with Dave was incredible. My website was in need of some tweaks to give it that professional touch and that's exactly what Dave has delivered.
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Dave’s attention to detail is unparalleled. His vast experience allows him to predict problems ahead of time whilst offering thoughtful optimisations.
How it works
Consultations are normally priced at £200, but available at an introductory rate of £125 until the end of September.
Because I’m setting aside the time to meet with you, bookings are non-refundable. If you need to rearrange, please let me know at least 48 hours before our meeting and we’ll find another slot.
When you book, you can tell me about your project or the design problem you’re looking for support with. Send me some brief details and I’ll go over it before the call.
You will also have the opportunity to share links to a Figma or Sketch project, too.
If this is a client project, I’d highly recommend duplicating the work onto a fresh board.