brand-website-sprints
Fixed scope, fixed price, one person from first sketch to live site. You get a brand that ships exactly as designed, because I'm the one who builds it.
3 sprint options available.
who-its-for
You need to look like the company you're pitching, before the deck goes out.
The product moved on. The logo and website are still the MVP version.
A new product, a new market, a hard deadline, and no time to manage two vendors.
Your clients are senior. Your website should look like it belongs in their inbox.
A new name needs a full identity and a site to live on, fast and in sync.
the-problem
The agency designs a brand, the developer builds what's easy. Half the details die in between, and nobody owns the gap.
Two vendors, two timelines, two sets of opinions. You end up translating between them instead of running your company.
Brand takes a quarter, the website another one. By launch, the market and the brief have both moved.
how-it-works
No hourly billing, no surprise invoices, no endless rounds. Here's how every sprint works.
One number, agreed up front. It doesn't move unless the scope does, and only if you say so.
I do the strategy, the design and the build. No account managers and no handoff to juniors.
Every sprint has a start date and a delivery date. The weekly plan below is the actual plan.
You review at defined moments, so decisions happen fast and rounds don't pile up.
Source files, guidelines, the Webflow or code project. All yours when we're done.
pricing
A corporate identity, ready to use.
Regular price $2,200Now $2,000/ 2 weeks
A site designed and built on your existing brand.
Regular price $2,200Now $2,000/ 2 weeks
Best value
Brand and website, designed and built as one.
Regular price $4,500Now $3,750/ 4 weeks
Less than both sprints booked separately
week-by-week
Week 1
Kickoff workshop, positioning, moodboard and stylescape. You approve a direction by Friday.
Week 2
Logo refinement, full system, applications and guidelines. Final files delivered.
Week 1
Sitemap, wireframes and the full visual design. You review mid-week and at the end.
Week 2
Development, responsive QA, SEO setup and launch. Handover on the last day.
Week 1
Workshop, positioning, moodboard and stylescape. One direction approved.
Week 2
Logo, palette, type and the core system, with guidelines.
Week 3
Sitemap, wireframes and full page design, built on the brand from week 2.
Week 4
Development, QA, launch assets and handover. Your brand goes live as designed.
about
I'm Daniel Ortega. I've spent eight years designing brands, first in-house at Skandia, then leading design and development at Effiqs for B2B tech clients in the US and Europe. I learned to code because I kept seeing good brands lose their edge in the handoff to developers. In a sprint you talk to me, you get feedback from me, and the person who draws your logo is the one who ships your site.
8+
years in brand design
50+
brands and websites shipped
15
countries clients are based in
faq
Because the scope is fixed and the decisions happen at set checkpoints. Most brand projects drag because of meetings and open-ended rounds, not because the design takes months. You review a direction at the end of week 1 and we refine from there.
A short questionnaire, access to anything that already exists (old logo, site, decks), and one decision-maker who can make calls within a day or two. That last one matters most.
Each sprint has fixed review points, usually two per week. Within those, feedback is unlimited. What I don't do is reopen an approved direction later in the sprint.
Both. Webflow is usually the right call for marketing teams that want to edit the site themselves. For something more custom, I build with code and deploy on Vercel or Cloudflare.
The sprint covers structure and messaging hierarchy. If you have copy, I'll shape it into the layout. If you need full copywriting, tell me on the call and we'll scope it in.
We add them to the scope and price before we start, so there are no surprises. Larger sites can also run as a second sprint.
50% to book your sprint dates, 50% on delivery. Invoices in USD.
Yes. Source files, font licensing notes, guidelines and the website project are all yours.
Yes. I often plug into an existing marketing team. I just need to know who decides, so the sprint doesn't stall.
I'm based in Bogotá (GMT-5), which overlaps well with the US and has a solid morning window with Europe. I work in English, Spanish and German.
You get a handover so your team can update the site. The Full Sprint includes 30 days of support. After that, I'm available for ongoing work if you want it.
Sprints book in order. Email me and I'll tell you the next open start date.
contact
Send a few lines about your company and what you need. I'll reply with the next open date and whether a sprint fits.
hello@danielortegadesign.com