Everything people ask before writing to me.

It depends on the scope: a standalone logo isn't the same as a full identity with stationery, a style guide and applications. You get a fixed quote before we start, adjusted to what your project actually needs, with no hidden extras.

It ranges from a simple landing page to a multi-section, multi-language corporate site, or an online shop. The price depends on the number of pages, whether there's custom development, and whether you need copy or photography. The proposal breaks down exactly what's included.

Fixed. I'd rather you know from day one exactly what you'll pay and what you'll get for it, instead of billing loose hours with no visibility of the total.

No. It's usually split into an initial payment to start the project and the rest on delivery, or in phases for longer projects. We agree on this based on the scope before we start.

A logo or brand identity usually takes 1 to 3 weeks. A website, 3 to 6 weeks depending on the number of pages and whether there's custom development. You get a specific timeline in the proposal, before you decide whether to go ahead.

It all starts with a phone briefing, where you tell me what your project needs. From that I send you a fixed quote and, if we agree, I start on the proposals we've agreed on. From there we go through a round of adjustments until we reach the final deliverable.

Each phase includes rounds of revision before moving to the next one. The goal is to reach a result you genuinely feel is yours, not to close things as fast as possible. If the project's scope changes significantly along the way, we talk about that separately.

Telling me what you need, what your business does and what references you like is enough to prepare a proposal. If you already have a brand, content or photography, even better: it shortens the first phase of the project.

A bit of everything: print and digital media, packaging, signage, press and magazine advertising, catalogues and editorial dossiers. If you already have a defined brand, I adapt each piece to your colours and typography; if not, I guide you on what fits best with what you want to communicate.

Yes, it's one of the jobs I do most: packaging, labels, gift boxes. I make sure they hold up well in print and over time, not just that they look good on screen.

Yes, I deliver files laid out to the specifications of the printer you're going to use: bleeds, resolution, colour profile. If you already have your own trusted printer, I work directly to their guidelines.

Yes, both in print and digital: product catalogues, presentation dossiers, reports. I make sure the layout is clear and respects your style guide if you already have one.

Yes, I'm a graphic designer in Palma de Mallorca with over 20 years of experience. I work with businesses across the whole island, both in person and remotely, covering everything from a single piece to your brand's full graphic communication.

Logo, colour palette, typography, and whatever applications you need: business cards, stationery, email signature, templates or a style guide so the brand is used the same way everywhere, no matter who's using it.

I usually start from two or three distinct directions so you can choose the one that fits best, instead of getting a single closed option. From there we refine the chosen one through to the final result.

Yes, you don't need to redesign the whole identity to commission a one-off piece: new business cards, a template or social media material, always respecting your brand guidelines if you have them.

Yes. I work on both new brands and full rebrands, adapting the scope to whether you want a soft refresh or a complete image change.

Yes, logo and brand identity design is one of my main services, with clients in Palma and across the island. I always follow a methodical process: research into your industry, several direction proposals, and development of the chosen one through to the final result.

Both. I design the interface and, if the project calls for it, I also develop the full website: from landing pages to online shops, on WordPress or custom-built, whichever fits you best.

Both. WordPress is a good option when you need to manage the content yourself with ease; custom development when the project needs something more specific in performance, design or functionality. I recommend whichever fits your case best, not whichever is easier for me.

Yes, I build complete online shops: product catalogue, payment gateway, order management and everything you need to start selling from day one.

Not if you don't want to. I can leave the site ready for you to manage yourself, with a short usage guide, or take care of maintenance and updates myself. We talk about whichever suits you better.

Yes, I design and develop websites for businesses in Mallorca, on WordPress or custom-built depending on what your project needs. Most of the process runs remotely, and if you'd rather meet in person I have an office in Palma.

A website shows information and captures leads. A custom application solves a specific process in your business: manages orders, automates tasks, or connects systems that currently work separately. If what you need is more functionality than online presence, we're talking about software development.

Yes, from the first sketch to a product ready for your first users: dashboards, subscriptions, payments and customer management included. I plan it so you can keep adding features as the business grows, not as a one-off closed project.

With automatic backups, encryption of sensitive data and access control from day one, not as a last-minute addition. I also review best practices against the most common attacks before putting anything into production.

Yes, I integrate your site or app with payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs and other external services so your entire operation talks to itself, without you having to move data by hand between systems.

Not if you don't want to be. I review, update and fix the product on an ongoing basis if you'd rather I did, so it isn't abandoned the day after delivery. We talk about it based on what you need.

Me, from start to finish. I work with no middlemen and no sales reps: the person designing your brand or website is the same person you talk to on the phone or by email, so communication is direct and the project moves forward without depending on third parties.

No. I work remotely with clients across Spain and internationally too; most of the process runs over video call and email. If you need an in-person meeting, I have an office in Palma, by appointment.

Over 20 years working in graphic design and advertising, also specialised in web development. That experience is what lets me spot early what a project really needs, not just what's asked for in the first briefing.

Write to me telling me about your project and I'll get back to you as soon as possible with the next steps: a short call or email exchange to nail down the scope, and then a proposal with a fixed price and timeline.