Design practice led by Jan. Developing influential ideas, identities and interfaces.
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I've been a product designer with 12+ years of experience, and in that time, I've worked with all sorts of clients. I've helped small startups design their first product and worked with big companies on complex projects.
My design philosophy is straightforward. No matter who the client is or the project, one thing always remains the same: it's all about understanding people. You have to figure out what they need and want, then create something that meets those needs and desires.
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What kind of brands do you work with?
I work with all sorts of brands, big and small. I've experience working with various industries, so I know how to create a design that will reach your target audience. Whether you're looking for a new logo or just some fresh product ideas, I'm here to help. Contact me today to get started!
What is your average project price?
There's no set price that I charge for projects. It all comes down to what the client needs and wants. So if you're curious about how much your project will cost, just send me a message, and we can discuss it in detail. I promise I won't bite!
What is included in a new project?
When starting a new project, a few key components are always included. First, the inevitable excitement comes with starting something new. This is closely followed by a period of intense planning, in which every detail is meticulously mapped out.
After that comes the hard work of executing the plan, and finally, the sense of satisfaction that comes with completing the project.
Can you make the logo bigger?
As any designer knows, the size of a logo can be a sensitive issue. After all, the client is the one who has to live with the final product, and they may have strong opinions about how big or small the logo should be.
Ultimately, it's up to the designer to balance meeting the client's needs and creating a logo that looks good and functions well. So if anyone comes to you and asks, "Can you make the logo bigger?" just take a deep breath and remember that it's not always about size.
