Brand Name Nerd — Graphic Design for Small Businesses. Design Tips & Critical Hits.
Web design & copy
New site or a refresh of the one you have. Design, copy, and the accessibility pass come together — not as add-ons.
HubSpot, Squarespace, and WordPress. We pick the one that fits how you will maintain the site, not the one that is most fun for us. If you already have a site on one of these, a refresh is usually cheaper than starting over.
Yes. Copy is part of the project: headlines, service descriptions, about page, calls to action, and the small print like button labels and form messages. We write in your voice, then read it back to you until it sounds right.
Color contrast that passes WCAG AA in every state, text that scales, keyboard-reachable navigation, meaningful alt text, and headings in a sensible order. It is checked before launch, not promised after. Our own site follows the same rules — see the accessibility statement.
Timeline depends on page count and how quickly content comes together. More often than not we can accommodate a reasonable deadline — just tell us what you are working with.
A launched site you own, on your own account, plus a short guide to editing it yourself. Source files and copy are delivered in a shared folder.
Mary Kate Hopwood needed a logo and a website that felt as calm and considered as the practice itself. We built the identity first, then carried it into a site with clear service pages and a contact path that does not make anyone jump through hoops.
“When it came time to design a logo and website, I knew BNN was exactly who I wanted to work with.” — Mary Kate Hopwood, Mandorla Therapy
Page count, platform, and how much copy exists already decide the number. Tell us those three things and we will send a scope with a price.
Design, copywriting, accessibility pass, and launch on the platform you will actually maintain.
Scoped per project
Tell us the platform (or that you do not know yet), roughly how many pages, and when you need it. We will come back with a plan.