Every job, scoped in writing
Each service is a defined job: what you get, what you own, and roughly how long it takes.
See the services →Brand identity, logo systems, page and interface design, and design refreshes, each treated as a defined job with a written scope and quote before anything starts. Every source file (the working files behind the finished design) is handed over at the end, so the work is yours to keep and change.
Read the buyer guides Start a design jobEach service states what you get, what you own and how long it typically takes, scoped and quoted in writing before work starts.
Each service is a defined job: what you get, what you own, and roughly how long it takes.
See the services →The practice's own sites are live and can be checked directly.
See what's live →Every job ends with the source files in your hands. That is the minimum, not an upgrade.
Read what you own →AI speeds up drafts and variations, but judgement on what to ship still sits with a person.
Read the guide →Send what you need and get back a written scope and quote before anything starts.
Send a brief →The portfolio is three sites you can click
webdesign.uk, finetuning.uk and leopardessconsulting.co.uk are live sites you can open and inspect.
Every job starts with a written scope and quote
The brief becomes a written scope before any work starts, and the quote sits alongside it.
Read the servicesSix defined design jobs
Brand identity, logo systems, page and interface design and design refreshes each carry a stated deliverable list and a typical timeframe.
You own the source files when the job ends
The editable files behind the finished design are handed over at the end.
AI can produce options quickly, but judgement decides direction
A mood board can be generated in a minute; working out which direction actually fits the brief takes longer than that.
Read the guideNo price appears on this site, on purpose
A fixed price without a scope behind it is a guess, so every job is quoted in writing after a brief instead.
Start a jobEvery job starts with a brief and ends with a written scope and quote, so you know what is being built and what it costs before any work begins. If the scope changes partway through, the quote is revisited before the change goes ahead.
Source files are the editable working files behind a design, the layered artwork or interface files. Under UK copyright law, who owns a piece of design work depends on what the contract says, so getting every file at the end of a job is what actually settles the question in practice.
AI tools can produce a mood board or a set of interface variations in a minute, and that speed is real. It does not replace the judgement that turns a fast draft into a working brand identity or an interface people can actually use, and a job here says plainly where AI was used and where a person made the call.
The proof for a design job is the work itself. Verification here means live pages you can open and inspect.
Send a brief and you'll get a written scope and quote back, no price on the site and no obligation until you've seen both.