I design websites and print pieces with a job to do, for small businesses, startups, and anyone who’s outgrown the template their nephew set up in 2016. No agency invoice. No 14-person Slack channel. Just good work, on time.
broon /bruːn/ · noun1. Scots for brown.2. The guy who will quietly fix your kerning.
A handful of recent web and print projects. Every one shipped on time, which I’m told is rarer than it should be.
Pick one, or all three. Most projects start with a website and end with “can you also do our business cards?” Yes.
Custom WordPress builds, landing pages, and redesigns that work on every screen. You’ll be able to edit it yourself without calling me — though you can still call me.
Brochures, posters, business cards, trade-show pieces, menus. Print is where sloppy files get exposed — mine go to the press bleed-ready with the right color profile.
Logos, type, and color systems that hold up on a billboard and a favicon. You get real files, a short guide, and permission to stop using Papyrus.
Most projects land somewhere between a long weekend and six weeks. I’ll give you a flat quote before anything starts — no surprise line items, no “strategy phase.”
By day I design and build for an agency. By night (and weekends) I take on side projects for people who want agency-level craft without the agency price tag.
I care about the boring stuff: readable type, fast pages, and print-ready files.
A 20-minute call. You tell me what you need and what’s driving you crazy about the current thing. I ask nosy questions.
You get a real, clickable design — not a mood board — with two rounds of revisions built in. Most people only use one.
Websites get built in WordPress so you own it and can edit it. Print goes to your printer as press-ready files with a color proof.
Hosting, DNS, launch checklist, and a walkthrough video so you never have to remember where the “edit” button is.
Send a few sentences about what you need and roughly when you need it. I’ll reply within a business day with honest thoughts and a flat quote — or a referral if I’m not the right fit.
© 2026 Broon Design · Beau Brown
Made in Tulsa with coffee and a suspicious amount of letter-spacing.