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Yes. I regularly work with Wix, Squarespace and WordPress, and collaborate with developers on more complex builds when needed.

Not usually. Most projects are about refining what’s already there, not starting again.

It depends on scope. Some work is done over a few focused days, others over several weeks. You’ll know the timeline before we start. Examples of timings: A brand identity project like The Energy Coach (https://www.eloisecorke.com/case-studies/creating-a-brand-that-feels-like-an-artist-at-work%2C-not-a-coaching-template-)took 3 days to deliver moodboards, design direction, logo, website mockups (not a live website), social template mockups and graphics. A Wix Website for The Proper Copy Studio (https://www.eloisecorke.com/case-studies/building-a-bold%2C-copy-led-brand-that%E2%80%99s-expressive-and-usable-)took 2 days to build in the Wix editor (we'd already created her awesome branding). A responsive Web App for Mad Men Media (https://www.eloisecorke.com/case-studies/bringing-multiple-radio-stations-into-one-usable-listening-experience-)took 15 days to create the interface, design system, the user experience journeys, multi screen experience and mobile first design.

I work mainly with service businesses, female founders, solopreneurs and tech teams that are already operating and growing.

You’ll be involved where decisions matter. I handle the thinking and execution so it doesn’t become a time sink.

Yes. Ongoing support and follow-on work are available once the foundations are in place.

I work across website design, brand identity, and user experience because, in real life, those things don’t sit neatly in boxes. Most of the time, the problem isn’t “the brand” or “the website”. It’s how everything connects and whether it makes sense to the people using it.

I do both. Brand identity often sits underneath the website, even if that’s not obvious at first. If the foundations aren’t clear, every new page, post, or decision becomes harder than it needs to be. Part of my job is helping that underlying structure feel solid again.

Yes. I work on UX and interface design for digital products, services, and apps. Sometimes that’s focused on a specific journey or feature that isn’t quite working. Other times it’s about stepping back and untangling things that have quietly become complicated over time.

I can design those too, usually as part of a wider system. I often help my clients out by building their brand kit into their canva account, things like fonts, colours, icons, graphics and imagery. I then create templates that they can easily re-use and update and export directly to their social accounts. It's magic, really!