I write graphic design copy to complement my visuals. It could be a website, report or a leaflet. You get the whole package, all in one place (which is here).
Here’s the important thing about graphic design copy:
Less is more.
Great visuals get mangled by wordy copy, so I keep things simple and concise — without compromising the content.
Accessible graphic design and compact copy are a great combination. More people easily understanding your message means a wider audience of (potential) customers.
Here’s some feedback from a lovely client:
“We made changes to our website based on Katie’s recommendations, and feel it is much clearer and easier to follow” – Jane, Capa First Response
My name is Katie. Hello. Click the big red button and we can have a chat.
Accessible, inclusive graphic design copywriting
My graphic design copywriting is accessible to all. This includes people with dyslexia, lower levels of literacy, and people with a different primary language.
Here’s how my graphic design copywriting works:
- I identify your key information
- I simplify it
- I transform it into easy-to-read copy
Another lovely client said:
“When I got completely stuck redesigning the Venkat Trust website, Katie came to my rescue. She patiently helped me come up with a bright new look and coached me so I could take over and do it myself. She is lovely to work with, very professional and great at problem solving” – Lindsay, The Venkat Trust
Why graphic design copy is a good thing
The graphics and copy combination can be used almost anywhere — posters, flyers and leaflets, website copy, presentation slides or animated explainers.
It conveys complicated information in an uncluttered, naturally appealing format which is understood by everyone.
When you have something to say, you don’t want to accidentally lose your audience. Because inclusivity lies at the heart of everything I do, you’ll no longer run that risk.
You can speak to everybody, from any background, and get the message across clearly.
It’s only human to feel the urge to press the big red button. Why not press this one, and book a free consultation with me:
