Who is design training for?

Teams without a designer, where marketing, sales or the founders end up making the decks, social posts and web pages. It’s for people who already make design and want the results to look more professional.

What will my team learn?

The fundamentals that make design look professional: layout, typography, colour, and how to judge your own work. We practise on your real materials, so the lessons carry straight into what they make next week.

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Design training for teams without a designer.

Your marketing person builds the decks, the posts and the landing pages. I teach them the design skills to make those look professional, in a short course built around your own work.

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You don’t have a designer, so design falls to whoever is closest. Usually marketing, sometimes sales, often you. The results work, more or less. They just never look as professional as the company really is, and hiring a designer doesn’t make sense yet.

What I do

The design training covers the basics that make the biggest difference: layout, typography, colour, and how to judge your own work when there’s nobody to ask. It’s a short course built around what your team already makes every week.

We practise on your real decks, posts and pages. By the end, they can usually spot what’s off in a slide before anyone points it out, and they know how to fix it.

If you’d rather not run a course, I also do one-off design consultations. Your team shows me what they’re working on, and I tell them what I’d change.

What’s included

01A short course for your marketing team, or whoever handles design, tailored to the work they do
02Hands-on sessions using your own decks, social posts and web pages
03Simple rules and templates they can keep using, built on your brand
04Design reviews: send me work in progress and get honest feedback
05One-off consultations on a specific problem, from a pitch deck to a website

It can be a single workshop or a few sessions spread over several weeks. We agree on the exact format after our first conversation, depending on how much your team wants to learn.

In their words.

30+ startups and SMEs in 10+ countries, bootstrapped and VC-backed. For the past four years, every new client has come through a referral.

Daniel JohnsonFractional CMO · We Scale Startups

Rein BautistaProduct Marketing Manager · Amber Engine

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Teams without a designer, where marketing, sales or the founders end up making the decks, social posts and web pages. It’s for people who already make design and want the results to look more professional.
The fundamentals that make design look professional: layout, typography, colour, and how to judge your own work. We practise on your real materials, so the lessons carry straight into what they make next week.
Yes. A design consultation is a single session where your team shows me what they’re working on and I tell them what I’d change. You can also send me work in progress for review.

Give your team an eye for good design.

Tell me who you’d like me to teach and what they work on, and I’ll suggest a format.

Design training for teams without a designer.

What I do

What’s included

In their words.

FAQ

01Who is design training for?

02What will my team learn?

03Can I just get feedback on our design instead of a course?

Give your team an eye for good design.