Built the Brand.
Mastered the Tools.
Still Feels Off?

Welcome!

So, You’ve done the work.

You’ve built the brand.

You know the tools.

But …

The signs are familiar

“I’m great at what I do, but my online presence doesn’t show it.”

“My business has too many moving parts. I can’t see the story anymore.”

“I know what I want. I just need someone to help me visualize it.”

“I use cutting-edge AI, beautiful templates and design tools… I just need a little help finishing it.”

“Emails, proposals, and documents all look different—it’s confusing and unprofessional.”

You've done well.

You just need THAT EXTRA level,
where you lock in

design + words + strategy

Here’s why matters
↓

Here’s why it matters
↓

94%

Of first impressions are based on visual design. Trust is built before a single word is read.¹

46.1%

Of people judge credibility mainly by visual appeal.²

0.05 sec.

The time our brain takes to decide if it's worth sticking around.³

60% is AI

Yet the last 40% still needs human clarity and intention.⁴

+19%

Comprehension (less mental fatigue) when visuals and text work together.⁵

75%

Users judge a company’s credibility based on website design.⁶

Design is not about how it looks. It’s about what it does.

Design is NEVER about how it looks.

It’s everything about what it does.

The Goal?

“that Everything you show — your homepage, your posts, your pitch — IS NOT just saying something, but doing something”

“That Everything you show — your homepage, your posts, your pitch — IS NOT just saying something, but doing something”

Design questions are always
welcome.

sources
¹ UXCam, “Design Statistics You Should Know” (2025)
² Stanford Web Credibility Project, ongoing 2002–2024
³ Sweor / CXL / Readz, “Milliseconds of Trust” (2024)
⁴ CXL, “AI and Web Design Trends” (2024)
⁵ Readz, “15 Web Design Stats” (2024)
⁶ Stanford Web Credibility Project, Research Summary (2002–2024)

Built the Brand. Mastered the Tools. Still Feels Off?

Built the Brand. Mastered the Tools. Still Feels Off?

Welcome!

Welcome!

So, You’ve done the work.

You’ve built the brand.

You know the tools.

But …

The signs are familiar

The signs are familiar

You've done well.

You just need THAT EXTRA level, where you lock indesign + words + strategy

You just need THAT EXTRA level, where you lock indesign + words + strategy

Here’s why matters↓

Here’s why it matters↓

94%

Of first impressions are based on visual design. Trust is built before a single word is read.¹

Of first impressions are based on visual design. Trust is built before a single word is read.¹

46.1%

Of people judge credibility mainly by visual appeal.²

Of people judge credibility mainly by visual appeal.²

0.05 sec.

The time our brain takes to decide if it's worth sticking around.³

The time our brain takes to decide if it's worth sticking around.³

60% is AI

Yet the last 40% still needs human clarity and intention.⁴

Yet the last 40% still needs human clarity and intention.⁴

+19%

Comprehension (less mental fatigue) when visuals and text work together.⁵

Comprehension (less mental fatigue) when visuals and text work together.⁵

75%

Users judge a company’s credibility based on website design.⁶

Users judge a company’s credibility based on website design.⁶

Design is NEVER about how it looks.

It’s everything about what it does.

The Goal?

The Goal?

“that Everything you show — your homepage, your posts, your pitch — IS NOT just saying something, but doing something”

“That Everything you show — your homepage, your posts, your pitch — IS NOT just saying something, but doing something”

Design questions are always welcome.

Design questions are always welcome.

2004–2025 © Ronald Mason | Graphic/Web/UX Design

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2004–2025 © Ronald Mason | Graphic/Web/UX Design

Built the Brand.
Mastered the Tools.
Still Feels Off?

Built the Brand.
Mastered the Tools.
Still Feels Off?

You just need THAT EXTRA level,
where you lock in

design + words + strategy

You just need THAT EXTRA level,
where you lock in

design + words + strategy

Here’s why matters
↓

Here’s why it matters
↓

Design questions are always
welcome.

Design questions are always
welcome.