Planning your website or graphic design project

Start with what you need the design to achieve: more relevant enquiries, a clearer way to explain your offer, or consistent visuals across your website and marketing. You do not need a finished technical specification to make an enquiry. A short description of your audience, goals and current situation gives us a useful starting point.

For the current service options, visit Creative Kay’s creative and digital services. This page helps you prepare your brief and understand the questions to discuss before agreeing any work.

Choose the type of help you need

• Website design: explain which pages you need, what visitors should do and whether an existing website needs to be retained or improved. Explore the website design service.
• Graphics and logo design: list the assets you need, where they will appear and whether you already have a logo, colours or brand guidelines. Explore graphics and logo design.
• An online store: describe your products, delivery arrangements and payment or platform requirements. Use the services hub to find the relevant e-commerce support.

Bring these details to the conversation

Share your intended audience, the main action you want customers to take, examples of styles you like, and the text or images you already own or have permission to use. Include any existing website address, required launch date, budget range and known integrations. Please do not send passwords or payment details in an initial enquiry.

What should a design quote make clear?

Before committing, agree the deliverables, number of pages or assets, revision scope, content responsibilities, schedule and payment terms. Confirm which source files and usage rights you receive, and whether hosting, domains, software licences or ongoing support are included or charged separately. Any earlier credit-based package wording on this site needs current scope and pricing confirmed; it is not automatically part of a new project.

Can design work guarantee more sales or higher rankings?

No. A clearer design and usable customer journey can support your business goals, but sales and search visibility also depend on your offer, content, competition and ongoing work. Discuss the outcomes you want and how they can be measured rather than relying on a guaranteed result.

Ready to talk it through? Tell Creative Kay about your design project. Include the basics above so we can discuss the right service and confirm availability before any project is agreed.