01Life Coaching by Dawnmarie
A safety-conscious coaching site with six service paths, a discreet Quick Exit, crisis resources, and a warm interactive brand.
A practical identity system—logo, color, type, and reusable assets—created when the website needs a clearer visual foundation.
Some clients arrive with an established identity. Others have a logo, a few colors, and no consistent system for using them. I shape the brand pieces the website actually needs so the finished experience feels deliberate rather than assembled.
The scope can include a new mark or a thoughtful refinement, typography, color, favicons, social profile assets, and a concise reference sheet. The goal is a usable visual toolkit—not an open-ended branding exercise padded with assets the business will never use.
Because the same person plans the identity and the website, the decisions carry directly into navigation, typography, photography treatment, buttons, forms, and mobile screens without a handoff gap.
The visual direction is tested where customers will actually meet it: navigation, headlines, buttons, mobile layouts, profile images, and small interface details. That is how a collection of choices becomes a recognizable system.
Illustrative system—not a client identity.HarborlineHOME SERVICES
Clear at every scale.
These projects show how the service was shaped around a real customer journey, product need, or business priority.
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These are the questions clients usually raise about this kind of work. If your situation is different, ask it directly—there is no sales sequence or account-manager handoff.
Ask a different questionNo. If the existing identity is incomplete, I can define the visual pieces the website needs as part of the project. Keeping the work together also helps the identity and interface develop as one system.
The written scope lists the exact deliverables. A typical website-focused identity may include logo files, color and type specifications, a favicon, selected social assets, and a concise reference sheet.
Tell me what your business needs. I'll give you a straight answer on whether I can help.