I design the thing, then build the system that runs it.
Graphic designer by trade, systems thinker by instinct. EONE brings brand, web, and workflow under one source, so the whole thing works together instead of in pieces.
Four disciplines, run as one system.
People recognise you and trust you faster
Every touchpoint says the same thing, so your name builds recall instead of confusion. Logo, voice, and the rules underneath.
Material people hold onto, not bin
Laid out to read clearly in the hand first, then everywhere else. Print is my home ground.
Most energising mediumVisitors stay, and you are never locked in
Sites fast enough that people do not drop off, and portable enough to leave with any developer. WordPress and Elementor, tuned and documented.
Manual work off your plate for good
Systems that keep running once they ship, so the repetitive tasks stop coming back. Make.com, Cloudflare Workers, and AI assistants.
Where my curiosity livesBuilt, shipped, still running.
Website, marketing, and an AI receptionist
A website and marketing material, kept current on a regular schedule, plus an AI receptionist that answers common questions before reception does. It runs on a Cloudflare Worker with Claude, logs every chat to Sheets, and emails a daily summary.
Brand, campaigns, and speed
Sales and marketing, campaign design, and Facebook workflows, plus a website built and tuned with a CDN for faster loads.
Built for the handover
Logo, brand, and a website rebuild for the move from Sheraton to local ownership, with email on its own domain and bookings still flowing through the existing platform.
Fewer vendors. Fewer meetings. Cleaner records.
Brief one person
Brand, web, and systems stay joined up because the same head holds all of them. No handoffs to coordinate.
Email over meetings
I work over email and shared docs. Clear briefs, clear decisions, a record you can return to. Meetings only when they earn it.
Built to hand over
Standard tools and plain documentation. If you ever move on, the next person picks it up without a rebuild.