Website + landing page
Mobile-first first impressions, offer hierarchy, calls to action, readability, and what visitors understand quickly.
Recommended first step
A practical review of what feels unclear - and what to fix first.
The Visual Clarity Audit is designed for businesses, spaces, artists, and creative projects that already have value, but may be losing people through unclear messaging, scattered visuals, confusing flow, or a first impression that does not match the real experience.
What it can review
Clarity across the places people meet your work.
Social profile
Bio, name field, pinned posts, grid flow, visual cohesion, and whether the profile explains how to engage or hire.
Shop + product story
Product descriptions, navigation, imagery, offer clarity, and the relationship between art, shop, and services.
Physical space
Entry experience, signage, customer flow, repeated questions, category labels, and first-time visitor confusion.
Audit options
Choose remote or on-site.
Remote Visual Clarity Audit
Review of a website, Instagram, Etsy/shop page, service page, or visual system with written observations and prioritized recommendations.
$225 introductory rate
On-Site Visual Clarity Audit
A local walkthrough focused on space flow, signage, customer experience, first impressions, and practical clarity improvements.
$425 introductory rate
Audit credit: $100 of the audit fee may be applied toward a Visual Storytelling Sprint booked within 14 days.
What you receive
- Three to five priority friction points or clarity gaps.
- Practical recommendations for messaging, visuals, signage, content, or customer flow.
- A sequenced roadmap showing what to address first, next, and later.
- An optional recommendation for a sprint, production package, or ongoing direction if deeper support would help.
Sliding-scale availability
A smaller price point may be available for select audits.
A limited number of sliding-scale openings are reserved for Visual Clarity Audits and strategy-only projects. Availability depends on scope, timing, and studio capacity. Travel, printing, materials, production, and third-party costs remain separate.
Start with the question you already have.
You do not need polished language before reaching out. Tell me what feels confusing, inconsistent, unfinished, or harder to explain than it should be.