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04/05/2026
So, you spent time on your website, chose the fonts, agonised over the copy, maybe even hired someone.And still... somet...
30/04/2026

So, you spent time on your website, chose the fonts, agonised over the copy, maybe even hired someone.

And still... something feels off. The enquiries aren't quite right, and the right people aren't finding you.

It's probably not your design. It's your identity clarity.

For the past three years, I work with founders to build websites that feel as considered as the work behind them. Beautiful, yes, but more importantly, clear.

If your business is ready to feel as good as it looks, send me a DM. I'd love to hear what you're working on. πŸ’™

p.s. Sometimes all it takes is someone else reading your website back to you. I'm currently taking on new clients β€” and I also offer brand and website audits if you're not quite ready for a full build. Link in bio.

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You spent time on your website. You chose the fonts, agonised over the copy, maybe even hired someone.And yet, something...
27/04/2026

You spent time on your website. You chose the fonts, agonised over the copy, maybe even hired someone.

And yet, something feels off. The enquiries aren't quite right. The right people aren't converting.

It's probably not your design. It's your identity clarity.

Swipe to see the 3 quiet ways unclear identity is costing you, and what it looks like when it's working.

Save this for the next time you're tempted to blame your prices. πŸ’™

P.S. I offer brand and website audits for founders who suspect their online presence isn't keeping up with their work. DM me for more info.

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Most brand audits ask you to look at your metrics. Today, let's look at your design.Swipe through five questions I ask w...
23/04/2026

Most brand audits ask you to look at your metrics. Today, let's look at your design.

Swipe through five questions I ask when I'm wondering if a brand has stopped telling the truth about the person behind it.

Which question hit hardest? Tell me in the comments.

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There's a quality to a brand that has grown into itself. You can feel it before you read a word: The design isn't trying...
20/04/2026

There's a quality to a brand that has grown into itself. You can feel it before you read a word: The design isn't trying to look feminine, but it simply is, because the person behind it stopped borrowing a visual language and started building her own.

What that actually looks like, from where I sit as a designer:

πŸ’™Particularity - A colour so specific to this founder that transplanting it onto another brand would make it wrong. The palette didn't come from a mood board, but something she knows about herself.

πŸ’™ Restraint - White space that is strategic. The decision to remove the section that over-explains., and trusting visitors to understand without being told three times. Restraint is its own form of confidence.

πŸ’™ Coherence - The landing page and the proposal and the email...they all feel like they were made by the same hand, in the same season of her life. Nothing is performing a version of her she's already outgrown.

πŸ’™ No flinching - Every layer of the design from hierarchy, type, temperature, space , they all answer the same question: who is she, really? Not who she needed to appear to be when she launched, but who she is now.

That last one is where most brands struggle with, and your potential client, even if she can't name it, finds the gap.

This is what I think about when I'm building a brand. The full essay on trust, borrowed palettes, and the brands women outgrow is on Substack this week. Link in bio.

But for now, tell me: what does your brand feel like to you right now, Is it something you've grown into, or something you're still growing toward?

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16/04/2026

I've been quietly experimenting with AI tools to see how I can improve my workflow, automate admin tasks and save time. That way I can focus on being creative and show up as my best - in work and life.

One day I described an app idea to : a shared recipe box for my husband and I that was clean, searchable and didn't require downloading yet another app (because no friction = no excuse for man to not share the household load, am I right ladies?)

After some back and forth with Claude and some testing, we have a working web app!

It helps that I could read the code, run database queries and configure it to go live because Claude gave me a few options, but a mix of both options best fit what I wanted. That part needed a human who knew what good looked like, with context.

And the build itself happened while I was "couch-trapped" with my son watching yet another rerun of Bluey.

This experience taught me that AI is incredible for certain tasks such as admin, analysis, automating and speeding up processes. But human creativity, insights and the big ideas? That is all us.

I'd love to know how you are using AI in work and life? What would you build and launch?

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In the AI era of ChatGPT, Claude etc. it’s never been easier to generate a brand.Logos, websites, copy can be created al...
09/04/2026

In the AI era of ChatGPT, Claude etc. it’s never been easier to generate a brand.
Logos, websites, copy can be created all polished and all instant.

But the brands that actually move people? They still come from something AI can’t replicate: truth, perspective, and lived experience.

That’s the essence of desire-driven branding.

Brands that have mastered desire-driven branding are not interested in persuading everyone to like them. They are focused on creating something so honest that the right people recognise themselves in it.

When your brand reflects who you really are, rather than what’s trending orwhat competitors are doing, you stop chasing attention and start attracting the clients who were always meant to work with you.

In a world of sameness, that kind of resonance is what sets you apart.

When your real energy: the quirks, the vision, the personality shines through in colour, copy, and space, your website d...
02/04/2026

When your real energy: the quirks, the vision, the personality shines through in colour, copy, and space, your website doesn’t just look nice… it connects.

Stop decorating. Start designing for you.

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I believe creativity thrives in clarity. Perhaps it's my innate empath, I want my clients to feel guided by a steady han...
26/03/2026

I believe creativity thrives in clarity. Perhaps it's my innate empath, I want my clients to feel guided by a steady hand from Day 1.

Because when the roadmap is clear, ideas can breathe.

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