Design that looks like your brand, not like AI.

Most brand identities are delivered within 48 hours through the Brand Sprint process. You fill in a brief, I generate directions using AI tools, then I redesign everything by hand. You see 2-3 final options the next day, and files are delivered shortly after.

Brand sprints start at €2,500. That includes a logo with variations, a colour system, typography pairing, and a brand guidelines board. Add-ons like a design system or pitch deck are priced separately.

A full page designed, written, and built in Framer or Squarespace for €2,000. That covers the design, persuasive copy (hero, benefits, pricing sections), hosting, and mobile responsiveness. It goes live in 48 hours with no dev work on your end.

Yes. I work fully remote from Portugal and have spent most of the last 14 years on international teams. Time zones haven't been a problem. Communication happens over email, Loom, and short calls when needed.

I use AI tools to generate rough directions quickly, things like initial logo concepts, colour variations, and layout options. Then I redesign every option by hand. I fix proportions, adjust spacing, refine typography, and remove anything that looks like it came from a machine. The AI handles speed. I handle taste.

No. That's the whole point of the hand-redesign step. AI tools are good at producing volume. They're bad at making things feel specific to one brand. Every deliverable goes through manual refinement until it looks like it belongs to you, not to a template library.

A filled-out project brief. It takes about 15 minutes and covers your audience, goals, brand personality, competitors, and any references you like. The more specific you are, the better the first round of concepts will be.

Yes. The case studies on this site show the full process and final deliverables for recent projects. Instance is a brand identity for an AI app builder. Investing in the Web is branding and motion design for a fintech platform. eyes4you is UI/UX for a contact lens subscription service.

I also do design system setup (€3,000 to €6,000), pitch deck design (€2,000 to €4,500), UI audits and redesigns (€2,500 to €5,000), and music curation for physical spaces (€2,000 to €3,500). If your project doesn't fit neatly into a package, email me and we'll figure it out.

You see 2-3 final directions during the presentation step. We discuss what's working and what isn't. I refine from there. The goal is to get it right in one focused round, not to drag it out over weeks of back-and-forth.

For landing pages, yes. The SaaS Landing Page package includes persuasive copy for the hero, benefits, and pricing sections. For brand identities, I handle the visual system and guidelines, but you'll want a copywriter for things like taglines and brand voice if that isn't sorted yet.

Final delivery includes high-res exports, web-ready assets, and source files. Logos come in SVG, PNG, and PDF. Landing pages are delivered live on Framer or Squarespace. Brand guidelines are delivered as a PDF or Figma board depending on what's more useful for your team.

Speed forces decisions. Long timelines let projects stall out in feedback loops that don't improve the work. The 48-hour format keeps everyone focused: I know exactly what to deliver, and you know exactly when it arrives. Most of the time this produces better results than a six-week engagement, because there's nowhere for indecision to hide.