A campaign can need a landing page, social graphics, a brochure and sales materials, all with the same clear visual direction. This designer can develop that direction and produce the work themselves, bringing experienced brand thinking and practical digital and print skills to a marketing team. 

Their recent work shows how they approach an established business whose design has become fragmented. Starting with an existing identity, they developed colours, typography, graphics and templates, then applied them across website pages and customer communications. The result was a coherent set of materials the business could continue using. 

There is solid production experience behind the brand work. Their background covers agency briefs, publications, campaign collateral and busy in-house design requests. They understand the detail involved in preparing finished artwork, working with production teams, and adapting a design for different formats and audiences. 

They also work directly with business owners, discussing what the business needs and taking projects from early concepts through to delivery. That makes them valuable in a small marketing team where the designer needs to manage their own workload, talk through decisions and keep several pieces of work moving. 

Practical and approachable in interview, they spoke openly about their experience and were clear about the work they know well. They bring a grounded approach to design: understanding the brief, making the message clear and producing materials that a team can confidently put in front of customers. 

They’re open to permanent part-time, contract and freelance opportunities in Tauranga or remote for 20–25 hours per week. They’re available immediately for three days a week, with two weeks’ notice needed to free up their remaining availability