Design + Web · Vermont

Booked through Dec 1

One designer, your whole brand

I'm Mike Moffit. Brand identity, campaigns, websites, motion and illustration — designed and built by one person, from Vermont. You work with me directly, start to finish: plain answers, honest prices, no runaround.

A history of working with brands that know good design

Printed brand collateral and devices laid out on a studio table Handover · sources + templates

Handover

You get the files, not just the pictures

Every project ends with layered source files, the fonts, and templates your team can actually use — set up so whoever comes next can pick it up without phoning me first. You can still phone me.

How it works

How I work

One person, start to finish

01 · Direct

You get the person doing the work

No account manager, no handoff, no telephone game. The person you brief is the person designing it.

02 · Start

Start in days, not quarters

There is no onboarding to survive. Tell me the problem and I come back with a plan.

03 · Price

A number before anything starts

Every project is quoted up front and fixed. No hourly meter, no invoice you did not see coming.

04 · Pace

Answers in plain English, usually same day

Ask in your own words and get an answer in words you can repeat to your boss.

Still here after launch

I do not vanish at handoff. The work has to keep running long after the invoice clears, and that is the part most people get left holding.

The return you want

What clients get

The reasons people bring the work to one designer instead of an agency — and what it has added up to.

$5,000+

Reported saving against agency quotes for the same scope of work.

3×

Faster to a first look than the agencies these clients came from.

10×

More work shipped in a year once a proper brand system is in place.

90%

Clients who come back for a second project, and a third.

1000’s of projects delivered
50+ Brands kept running
4.7/5 Average client rating

What I make

The whole brand, from one desk

Start a project

Brief. Build. Launch.

How a project runs

Start a project
  1. Tell me about it

    In your own words, no technical terms needed. Rough notes and a couple of things you like are plenty to start.

    Brief → quote

  2. Plan, timeline, price

    I come back with a plain-English plan, a schedule and a fixed number. Usually the same day.

    Quote → booked

  3. I design and build it

    You see it as it goes and give notes however suits you. Revisions are part of the price, not an extra line on the invoice.

    Build → review

  4. Files delivered, properly

    Layered sources, fonts and templates, organised and handed over so your team can run with them. Yours to keep.

    Review → yours

A desk with work in progress spread across it Studio board · sample
On the board SAMPLE
  • Brand guidelines — food co. IN DESIGN
  • Store build — 40 products IN BUILD
  • Label artwork — 6 SKU REV 2
  • Launch film — 0:30 DELIVERED
  • Trade show graphics QUOTED

Booked through Dec 1

The alternatives

Why me?

Start a project
Comparison · one designer vs. the alternatives
Compared on Mike Moffit In-house hire Freelance site Agency DIY tools
Who does it Me. Every time, start to finish One person's skill set, whatever it covers Whoever bid lowest this week A team you will never meet You, at ten at night
Speed Plan the same day, work starts that week As fast as their backlog allows Depends who is awake Days to a first look However many evenings you have
Range Brand, campaign, web, motion, illustration Strong in one, stretched across the rest One task at a time, no through-line Broad, and priced that way Bounded by the template
Price Fixed, and quoted before anything starts Salary, benefits, software, downtime Cheap until the rework Retainer plus change orders Free, if your own time is worth nothing
After launch Same name, same number, years later Until they take another job Gone A support ticket and a rate card Still you

Got a project?

Tell me about it in your own words. No technical terms needed.

Tell me about your project

Rough notes are fine. I come back with a plain-English plan, a timeline and a price — usually the same day.

Booked through Dec 1