Diana / brand designer · From first impression to a clear choice

The quality of your businessshould be visible.

I create brands, websites and communication that show customers what your offer is worth and why to choose you.

Pick your situation and see where to start.

Diana, DIVA brand designer
Diana · I run your project myself
  • 5 years in branding
  • clients in 9 countries
  • Logos from $400 · Identity from $850
People choose you before you say a wordPeople choose you before you say a word

Where requests start

Sound familiar?

Tap the situation closest to yours. I'll show what can change and where to start.

  • Your image should match your product

    Newcomers don't see what regulars value you for.

    Regulars know your level. Newcomers see random templates, an old website or a look like everyone's. We start with the strengths nobody notices.

    What we'll change

    We'll build a clear message and visual system for where customers first meet you.

  • One idea for different tasks

    The big idea gets lost between separate tasks.

    One person does the website, another the posts, a third the ads. You re-explain everything and connect the pieces yourself. Let's agree on one system and priorities first.

    What we'll change

    We'll plan the touchpoints you need and set my scope. At the end your contractors get a clear document, a guideline or a brand book, that shows them how to present your business without distorting it.

  • Clarity before you invest

    You need a clear result, not a pretty presentation.

    First we define what should change: a clearer offer, consistent materials, an easier way to reach you. You see the logic behind every decision.

    What we'll change

    We fix scope, price, stages and criteria. New tasks are agreed separately, so the bill never grows by surprise.

  • A base for a confident launch

    At launch, the key is knowing what you actually need.

    No need to order everything at once, from a big website to dozens of branded items. We look at your product, audience and first touchpoints and pick the right scope.

    What we'll change

    We set the brand foundation and make the logo and key materials. A website and content join the plan if launch needs them.

See the difference

From scattered pieces to one clear impression.

Tap “Scattered” to see the before. One business shows how a single idea ties the website, social media and materials together.

Scattered: a furniture store website on a generic template with a blue header, a pink banner and buttons in four colours
One brand: the Home Stage website hero, “We furnish the whole room” over an olive sofa
Scattered: an Instagram feed of templates in different styles and colours
One brand: the Home Stage feed in one palette, one typeface and one way of showing products
Scattered: a template cover “Wooden home furniture” with someone else's name and a stock photo
One brand: a Home Stage card with large hs letters and the line “We create space for life”

One character at every touchpoint. A clear offer, a consistent style and a concrete next step help customers decide.

Now, the real work

Every idea finds its character.

No one style for all. The solution comes from product, audience and business task.

Monte Verde gift box with a card

Real estate / Crest, owner items, website

Monte Verde

A gated villa community by the sea near Batumi. A heraldic crest, items for owners and a website.

Read the case: Monte Verde
An Olivia clinic business card in a hand: white logo with a gold O on dark card

Clinic / Naming and logo

Olivia

Olivia is a family clinic in Dubai. Inside the case: 5 name options with logos and the logic behind them.

Read the case: Olivia
New Home Stage logo on a glass facade

Furniture / Rebrand

Home Stage

The old logo looked like a real estate agency sign. Buyers expected cheap furniture and walked in wary.

Furniture and home staging in Batumi. The little house stayed in the logo, the mass-market look went.

Read the case: Home Stage

How I find the mark

Your first idea for a niche is your competitors' first idea too: a tooth for a dentist, scales for a lawyer, a house for a furniture store. People see the category and forget the name. I follow the chain from what you do to what your customer gets. Pick a niche to see how.

Villa community

First level

  • house
  • key
  • palm

Chain

  1. status
  2. inner circle
  3. belonging
  4. crest
The Monte Verde crest: two lions, a shield with the MV monogram, a crown, laurel branches and the HORIZON 7 ribbon

MONTE VERDE logo

Read the case

Family clinic

First level

  • cross
  • stethoscope
  • hands

Chain

  1. care
  2. roots
  3. long life
  4. olive
OLIVIA logo: gold letter O and wordmark

OLIVIA logo

“The olive means health and long life to locals and expats alike.”

Read the case

Seafood restaurant

First level

  • ship's wheel
  • anchor
  • fish

Chain

  1. sea
  2. master of the sea
  3. Pontos
  4. crab claws
Pontos mark: a bearded captain with crab claws

Pontos, the sea god of Greek mythology

He is older than the Olympians, and ancient mosaics show sea gods with crab claws on their heads. That is how the restaurant got its own master of the sea.

Read the case

Furniture store

First level

  • sofa
  • house
  • armchair

Chain

  1. ready-made interior
  2. piece by piece
  3. layers
  4. roof of layered lines
The new Home Stage logo: a roof of parallel lines and wide lettering

HOME STAGE logo

Read the case

Dental clinic

First level

  • tooth

Chain

  1. smile
  2. confidence
  3. courage
  4. light

Your mark could be here

Discuss a project

Coffee shop

First level

  • bean
  • cup

Chain

  1. morning
  2. pause
  3. ritual
  4. conversation

Your mark could be here

Discuss a project

These are second-level associations. Slower to read, but easy to remember and hard to copy.

Pick the right scale

No need to change everything at once.

Solve one task or build the whole path, from first impression to first inquiry. We'll start with what your business needs most now.

Tap a service to see the scope, timeline and next step.

  • So everything adds up to one look

    Identity

    Logo, color, fonts and graphics in a system that's easy to extend to new items.

    • Audience and competitor analysis
    • Logo, colors and typography rules
    • Brand graphics and selected branded items
    • Guidelines for your team and contractors

    from $85020–25 working days

    What the 20⁠–⁠25 working days are made of

    BASE 20 days
    PRO 25 days
    1. Brief and call1 / 1 day
    2. Audience and competitor analysis4 / 5 days
    3. Concepts5 / 6 days
    4. Presentation1 / 1 day
    5. Graphics and touchpoints6 / 8 days
    6. Guide and handover3 / 4 days

    TotalBASE / PRO · 20 / 25 working days

    What happens at each stage

    Before we start, we fix the scope, price and number of revision rounds.

  • So it's clear why people choose you

    Branding

    Research, positioning and a visual language tied to your product, its value and real business goals.

    • Market and audience segment analysis
    • Positioning and core message
    • Brand platform
    • Identity and rules for using it

    from $1,90035–45 working days

    What the 35⁠–⁠45 working days are made of

    BASE 35 days
    PRO 45 days
    1. Brief and interview2 / 2 days
    2. Market and audience research7 / 10 days
    3. Positioning and meaning6 / 9 days
    4. Identity15 / 18 days
    5. Brand book and handover5 / 6 days

    TotalBASE / PRO · 35 / 45 working days

    What happens at each stage

    Before we start, we fix the scope, price and number of revision rounds.

  • So interest turns into inquiries

    Websites

    A clear offer, strong design and a short path to a request. From a landing page to a catalog site with integrations.

    • Structure and copy built around visitor needs
    • Responsive design and development
    • Request form and agreed integrations
    • Basic SEO setup and load speed check

    from $600Timeline after scoping

    Example: a landing page in 20 working days

    1. Brief1 day
    2. Structure and copy5 days
    3. Wireframe3 days
    4. Design6 days
    5. Build3 days
    6. Testing and launch2 days

    Total20 working days

    For a multi-page site I estimate the timeline after scoping.

    What happens at each stage

    Before we start, we fix the scope, price and number of revision rounds.

  • A burgundy Mazhor salon business card with a white logo

    So your profile helps people choose you

    Social media

    I research your audience, shape content and design, and prepare posts and shoot briefs. Your team knows what's posted and why.

    • Audience research and content strategy
    • Copy, content pillars and plan
    • Design and briefs for photo and video
    • Response analysis and plan updates

    from $400/monthMonthly support

    One-off profile design: 10 working days

    1. Audience and competitor analysis3 days
    2. Visual strategy2 days
    3. Avatar and Highlights2 days
    4. Feed and Reels templates3 days

    Total10 working days

    Monthly management: strategy and content plan in the first week, then posts and a weekly report.

    What happens at each stage

    Management: from $400/month. One-time profile makeover: $400–500. Volume is agreed before we start.

Before we start, we fix the scope, price and number of revision rounds.

How we'll get there

A clear process

You see results at every stage.

Scroll down: each stage shows what we discuss, what I do and what you get. We agree on direction before details.

  1. 01

    First, I get to know your business.

    What you offer, who chooses you, who they compare you with, why they might leave. If you have doubts, I'll help gather the data and define the task.

    Project mapTask → audience → decision criteria
    AudienceProductDifferencesTaskYour business
  2. 02

    We agree on direction before details.

    I explain the idea through your business goals. You see why each choice was made and can give specific feedback.

    Brand directionIdea → reasoning → approval
    AaA character of its own.
  3. 03

    I build the system around one idea.

    Logo, website and materials share one character. I check the design in the formats you'll actually use.

    System in useHome Stage / visual system
    WebsiteHSOne character across items
  4. 04

    I hand over a result you can use.

    Files and instructions. For websites we test key scenarios; for social media we agree on metrics, with a weekly report.

    Ready to useWhat's handed over depends on the service
    • Working files
    • Ready materials
    • Clear rules

What you keep

  • vector logo files (AI, SVG, PDF) and raster for social media;
  • dark and light versions, icon, monogram;
  • palette in HEX, RGB, CMYK and Pantone;
  • fonts and typesetting rules;
  • logobook or guidelines, by package;
  • usage rights under the contract.

Questions you can ask straight out

Trust starts with clear terms.

Doubts before investing are normal. Here's how the work is set up, so less is unknown.

“What if I don't like it?”

You don't wait for the finished project to have a say. We agree on the task and direction, then discuss the concept. I explain my choices; options and revision rounds are fixed up front.

Approval at every stage

“I can't explain what design I want”

Tell me about your business and what isn't working. I'll turn it into a task, suggest a direction and explain why. No need to know fonts or design terms.

I help you shape the request

“Will there be extra costs again?”

The proposal separates core work from possible extras. Printing, shoots and paid services are discussed separately. New scope is agreed before we start it.

Scope and price up front

“It'll look nice and do nothing”

We decide up front where you'll use the result, then check that the offer is clear, the design readable and the path to contact short. Design can't replace a good product and sales, so I don't promise revenue figures.

Criteria you can check

“What if you vanish halfway?”

We sign a contract; you pay in two stages, each with a written deadline. I reply within an hour in working hours, Mon–Fri. I've worked remotely with clients in 9 countries for 5 years.

“Will I get a template or an AI image?”

Every mark starts with research and a chain of meanings, shown in the cases. I present where the idea came from. You get the vector files.

“Who does the work, you or an assistant?”

Me. From brief to final files.

“Do you work with my country?”

Yes, all remotely: calls, presentations, files. Clients so far: Russia, the USA, the UAE, Germany, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Slovakia and Uzbekistan. For each new country I study the market and cultural code: for a Dubai clinic, I researched which symbols mean health and family there.

“How do I pay from my country?”

I accept payment from any country. We'll agree on the method when we sign the contract.

What clients write after a project

Chat screenshots, as they are.

Chat screenshot: Alina's review

“Working with you is honestly a pleasure! First, it's really fast and high quality, and second, you always listen and ask for feedback! …So my review is: I'll be back!” (translated from Russian)

Alina, website for a self-care planner brand
Chat screenshot: Evgenia's review of the salon logo

“We chose the second concept. My husband liked the first, I liked the second, our SMM person voted for the second too 😂 2:1. We really love the result, thank you! …Shall we call tomorrow about the flyers?” (translated from Russian)

Evgenia, logo for a beauty salon
Chat screenshot: review from Victoria, SMM specialist

“Not our first project together! Diana always meets deadlines, takes every task seriously and delivers an excellent result. I especially value her taste.” (translated from Russian)

Victoria, SMM specialist, partner
Diana in glasses and a black blazer, resting her cheek on her hand

Di Va Branding / behind the scenes

Your designer is Diana

I care what's left after the presentation.

I don't want a strong idea to end as a pretty mockup. So I look at the whole brand: on the website, on social media, in the materials the team will use.

You don't have to coordinate every detail across areas. We agree on the task, priorities and my share of responsibility.

See my approach in the projects

If you're still looking around

Understand first. Decide later.

Articles are in Russian for now: what your business needs, how to compare offers, what you pay for.

5 articles (in Russian) · about 5 min each

Read the articles

Start with a short intro

You share the task. I suggest a solution.

No spec needed. Tell me what you do and what you want to change. You'll see the proposal before you decide.

  1. 1

    Your business, briefly

    Pick a task, set a budget and leave a contact. “Not sure yet” is a fine answer.

  2. 2

    We clarify the basics

    In working hours (Mon–Fri, Moscow time, GMT+3) I usually reply in 15–20 minutes, within an hour at most. We'll discuss which result comes first.

  3. 3

    Get a proposal

    Within 1–2 working days after we clarify the task, you get scope, timeline and price. Then you decide calmly if it suits you.

Describe my project

Let's start with your task

What does your business need now?

Tell me what you want to change. I'll help define the scope and send a proposal with stages, timeline and price.

Not a fan of forms? Message me directly: Telegram · WhatsApp

Step 1 of 3: choose a task
How can I help your business?

Pick the closest task. Not sure? We'll find the direction together.

Nothing extra. No long brief.

What's your project?

A couple of sentences: what you offer, where you work, what you want to change.

Rough estimate

Up to 600 characters. No detailed brief needed yet.
Comfortable budget
Where should I reply?

I'll clarify the task and prepare a proposal. In working hours (Mon–Fri, Moscow time, GMT+3) I usually reply in 15–20 minutes, within an hour at most.

Preferred messenger
Everything important is here.

Check the text and send it. Within 1–2 working days after we clarify details, you get a proposal with stages, timeline and price.

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