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Think blogging is outdated? Here’s the surprising truth: your blog is still one of the most powerful ways to grow visibility, build trust, and attract the right clients, long after you hit “publish.”
Before you start designing, know this: every successful website is built on strategy. Here are the six pages every website needs and how each one helps turn visitors into clients.
Manufactures natural cosmetics based on infusions of plants and herbs.
All their products are handmade with organic, environmentally friendly ingredients and are unique because they are tailored to the specific needs of your skin.
“Whatever the question, branding is the answer.”
Because branding isn’t just about how things look.
It’s about how people understand, remember and trust your business.
Struggling to stand out in a crowded market?
Branding.
Attracting the wrong clients (or none at all)?
Branding.
Feeling like your business doesn’t reflect your level anymore?
Branding.
A strong brand provides clarity for your audience and for you.
It aligns your visuals, message, positioning and website into one cohesive experience.
For a small business, `visuals` encompass your logo, colour scheme, and overall design aesthetic, while `message` refers to the voice and tone you use to communicate with your audience.
`Positioning` describes how you differentiate your business from competitors and establish your place in the market.
So no, branding isn’t a “nice-to-have”.
It’s the foundation that supports everything else you build on top of it.
Also, consistent branding can increase revenue by 33%.
If you’re done guessing, adjusting and second-guessing… and ready for intention, consistency and alignment, you already know where to start. Begin by auditing your current brand or defining your core message. This simple step will empower you to take action and set the foundation for a strong brand.
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And when you’re ready to build a brand that actually works for you, I’m right here 🤍
I designed this icon as an abstract butterfly to symbolize inner growth that leads to a better version of self.
My client is a psychologist and I thought this icon would beautifully represent the internal work that is therapy (from chrysalis), leading to a visible transformation (to butterfly).
But sometimes, there is one that doesn`t make the cut and it happens more often than you think 😅
Not because it`s not good enough or not cute or... But simply because it doesn`t align (anymore) with the spirit of the brand.
Branding is also about alignment so all the visual elements of your brand should convey the meaning behind what you do, your vision, your purpose.
I`ll let you know which one she chooses 😉
And in the meantime, tell me what you think about this one.
Branding isn’t what you spend money on.
It’s what helps you make more with clarity and confidence.
An expense drains your resources and disappears.
An investment keeps working for you long after it’s paid for.
Strategic branding:
– attracts aligned clients
– supports confident pricing
– creates consistency
– saves you time
– builds trust before you ever speak
Does your brand feel like something you’re constantly fixing, explaining, or apologising for? That’s your sign.
If you’re ready to stop guessing and start building intentionally, book a discovery call via the link in bio.
2016 → 2026
This carousel is about alignment.
In 2016, YY Webdesign started as a side project.
I had the talent. I had the tools.
But I was still figuring out the strategy, the positioning, the bigger picture.
Fast forward to 2026.
This is no longer something I do on the side.
It’s my main focus, my craft, my business.
What changed?
Not the passion.
Not the creativity.
The clarity.
Today, every brand I design is built with intention.
Every website has a purpose.
Every visual decision is backed by strategy, vision, and alignment.
Because talent can take you far.
But alignment is what makes it sustainable.
If you’re at the “I know I’m capable, but something feels off” stage, this is your sign that growth doesn’t come from doing more but from doing things on purpose.
Here’s to 10 years of evolution ✨
And to building brands that feel as good as they look.
2026 is indeed the year of change.
After rebranding to ensure the alignment of my brand and its soul, I’m stepping out of my comfort zone to show more of myself ☺️
I keep telling my client that showing their faces creates a familiarity with their audience that’s beneficial to their brands.
People are more likely to buy from brands they know and trust.
So, guess what? I decided to finally follow my own advice 🥰
Stay tuned for the talk between @ppl.entertainment and @yywebdesign in the podcast room 🎥 🎙️
Do you want your brand to feel premium before people even read a word?
Start here 👇🏾
Premium brands aren’t loud.
They’re intentional.
It’s not about adding more but refining what’s already there.
This visual checklist is what I look at first when elevating a brand:
– typography
– spacing
– color balance
– imagery style
– consistency
Tiny details. Massive impact.
If your brand feels “almost there” but not quite, that’s usually a design system problem, not a talent one.
Book a discovery call if you want this applied to your brand and website.
Colour Psychology 101: The Psychological Effect of White ⬜
White is often mistaken for the absence of colour.
In reality? It’s a presence.
In colour psychology, white is strongly linked to clarity, intention and new beginnings. It creates space, visually and mentally. It’s a blank canvas that invites possibility, reflects light and lets everything else breathe.
That’s why white is commonly associated with:
• purity
• cleanliness
• integrity
• simplicity
• equality
• self-sufficiency
In branding, the colour white does something very specific: stepping back so the message can step forward.
Used intentionally, it conveys sophistication, elegance and timelessness.
Not loud, but confident.
Not empty, but purposeful.
And that’s exactly why so many premium and minimalist brands rely on white to communicate trust and refinement.
White also plays a powerful role beyond branding, especially in interior design, reflecting light, opening up space and creating a sense of calm. Even the smallest environments feel more breathable, serene and balanced.
So if white ⬜ aligns with what your brand stands for (clarity, simplicity, intention), then maybe it’s time to start writing your brand story on a clean canvas.
Not because it’s “safe”.
But because it’s strategic 😉
Save this post if you’re rethinking your brand colours this year ✨
Here’s your dose of brand inspiration, brought to you by the power of colour psychology in brand design 🎨
Colour psychology is the study of how colours influence our emotions, perceptions and behaviours.
Before someone reads your brand message.
Before they understand your offer.
Before they decide if they trust you.
They feel something first.
Your brand colours are not neutral.
They communicate moods, values and positioning.
And depending on someone’s upbringing, cultural background and personal experiences, a colour can trigger very different reactions.
That’s why one brand feels calm and premium, while another feels energetic, bold or approachable, even if they offer similar services.
And here’s the part most people underestimate: colour can increase brand recognition by up to 80%!
Meaning: the right colours help your brand be seen, remembered and recognised faster in a crowded market.
This carousel introduces a new series where I’ll break down colours one by one: what they communicate, when they work, and how to use them strategically in your brand.
Choosing brand colours shouldn’t be about trends but intention.
Save this post if branding is part of your 2026 glow-up ✨
Designer note 📝
If your brand colors were chosen just because “you like them”, that’s fine… for a hobby.
For a business? Strategy first. Always.
Professional, cohesive, and ready to shine without the full investment!