The problem is you're spending creative energy on logistics instead of design. Every time you sit down to create, you're already mentally exhausted from the manual back and forth:
This constant cycle is robbing you of the energy and joy that made you start your design studio in the first place.
Explaining - again - how your revision process works.
Hunting through endless email threads for that one piece of feedback.
Responding to “just checking in” emails because clients don't know what happens next.
Wondering if you've forgotten something important because nothing is documented.
Even when your clients are happy with the final result, you are left working evenings and weekends just to keep up.
And when scope creep threatens to derail everything, you don't have clear frameworks for handling it—so you either give in (compromising your boundaries) or respond defensively (damaging the relationship).
Even when your clients are happy with the final result, you're left working evenings and weekends to complete projects.
When scope creep threatens to derail a project, you do not have a clear framework to handle it. You either give in - compromising your boundaries - or you respond defensively, damaging the client relationship.
You don't lack self-discipline. Those resources were simply built for someone else's delivery model, leaving you stuck on the translation step with questions they can't answer:
Documents your actual emails, welcome guides, and revision rules so you stop writing every message from scratch.
Sets clear rules for scope, timeline and feedback deadlines so you protect your weekends without feeling rigid.
Clears the operational chaos from your mind so you can close your laptop without that “what did I forget” cloud.
Maps a consistent, high-end experience from inquiry to offboarding so clients feel held while you design.
What you actually need is a systematic process that:
Those aren't generic questions. They're business-specific decisions that determine whether your process works or not.
Should I reschedule the kickoff call if the onboarding questionnaire isn't done, or have it anyway?
How firm should I be about content deadlines when a client is paying thousands?
When do I send the second revision feedback reminder?
A template can't make those decisions for you. It only gives you someone else's finished output, leaving you to try and reverse-engineer the rules they used to build it.
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We get your headspace back by ending the mental load of running projects from your memory. Instead of your brain tracking logistics while you are trying to design, you'll document a step-by-step workflow for your creative production - from how you build moodboards to presenting design concepts and packaging final deliverables.
Once your internal steps and external touchpoints (like proposals, welcome guides, questionnaires, and emails) are fully written and documented, the daily micro-decisions disappear. You'll know exactly what to do first each day, when feedback is due, and what happens next (and what to say) if a client misses a deadline.
Whether you eventually implement this in Dubsado, ClickUp, or a combination of Gmail and Google Forms, you'll have a documented, repeatable system that frees you to focus entirely on the creative work you love.
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We get your headspace back by ending the mental load of running design projects from your memory.
Instead of your brain tracking logistics while you are trying to design, you'll document a step-by-step workflow for your creative production - from how you build moodboards to presenting design concepts and packaging final deliverables.
Once your internal steps and external client touchpoints (like proposals, welcome guides, questionnaires, and emails) are fully written and documented, the repeated daily micro-decisions disappear.
You'll know exactly what to do first each day, when feedback is due, and what happens next (and what to say) if a client misses a deadline.
Whether you eventually implement this in Dubsado, ClickUp, or a combination of Gmail and Google Forms, you'll have a documented, repeatable system that frees you to focus entirely on the creative work you love.
My seven-step methodology does not just organise your files or help you write your emails. It helps you make the hard strategic decisions underneath your workflow so you can build a client care process that actually holds.
This program is based on coached implementation with checkpoint submissions. You get access to the full program from day one, but personalised feedback unlocks only when you submit your work.
That feedback is what keeps you moving when you hit roadblocks: when you're not sure how to structure revisions if you don't design the website in one go, when you're questioning if you need a brand discovery call if you already have a questionnaire, or when your packages don't align with how the proposal template is structured.
Over six weeks, you receive personalised feedback at every checkpoint: two 60-minute coaching calls, one video feedback review, and three question forms with guidance tailored to your specific situation. You’re not left to figure things out alone when the process doesn’t fit perfectly.
By the end of six weeks, everything is documented, templated, and ready to implement. No more carrying your process in your head. No more starting from scratch with every client.
This program is based on coached implementation with checkpoint submissions. You get access to the full program from day one, but personalised feedback unlocks only when you submit your work.
That feedback is what keeps you moving when you hit roadblocks: when you're not sure how to structure revisions if you don't design the website in one go, when you're questioning if you need a brand discovery call if you already have a questionnaire, or when your packages don't align with how the proposal template is structured.
Over six weeks, you receive personalised feedback at every checkpoint: two 60-minute coaching calls, one video feedback review, and three question forms with guidance tailored to your specific situation. You’re not left to figure things out alone when the process doesn’t fit perfectly.
By the end of six weeks, everything is documented, templated, and ready to implement. No more carrying your process in your head. No more starting from scratch with every client.
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You define your process from initial inquiry to signed contract. You'll draft your contact form, write your proposal text, outline booking emails, and set up your onboarding sequence.
You submit your materials and process map to unlock your first 60-minute 1:1 coaching call with me. We'll audit your inquiry flow to find where you're losing leads or overcomplicating the sale.
You stop sweating over the “just checking in” email. You no longer sit at your keyboard for forty-five minutes doubting whether you should follow up on a proposal sent a week ago, trying to draft the text from scratch.
Next, you define everything from the signed contract to the finished design. You write the your welcome guide, brand discovery questions, feedback guidelines, and milestones emails.
You submit your delivery materials and second map to unlock a video review from me. I go through your client-facing text and show you where your communication might be soft.
You stop absorbing client delays. You no longer start a website design without copy, guessing at what they want, only to redo the entire project from scratch. Your written communication holds the boundary for you.
In the final week, you write your handovers, offboarding flows, and testimonial requests. You revise your previous materials based on my feedback and connect all three phases.
You submit your complete system to unlock your final 1:1 coaching call with me. We review your entire workflow and text library to make sure the workflow connects to your daily work.
You leave with a complete, tool-agnostic client care system ready to run manually from your inbox or load into a CRM. You stop carrying the logistics in your head and have enough headspace to focus on your designs.
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Underneath every module is the same seven-step framework, applied to a different phase of your design projects.
It's the foundation you'll use to get your process out of your head, analyse honestly where it breaks, document every scenario it needs to handle, define the decisions and triggers behind it, and turn it into a visual map you can use to implement.
This isn't about forcing yourself into another designer's process. It's about building a client care system that protects your creative energy, helps you handle any situation with confidence, and gives every phase the same depth and foundation.
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Your sales phase is where wrong-fit clients get in if your process isn't collecting the information you need early enough. A contact form that doesn't ask the right questions. No clear way to spot mismatched expectations, unrealistic timelines, or clients who aren't ready to move forward before you've already invested time into the project.
This module helps you build a complete process from inquiry to consultation call that filters the right clients in before anything is agreed upon.
Includes: Contact form question examples tailored to your business stage, consultation call structure and question guidance, and sales email scripts.
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This is where expectations either become clear and enforceable, or they don’t. Most boundary issues don’t start during the project; they start in what was agreed before it begins: a scope that wasn't specific enough, timelines that were assumed rather than defined, and terms that weren’t clearly defined.
This module helps you formalise the project before work starts, so expectations, responsibilities, timelines, and payments are set from the start, not clarified later once problems appear.
Includes: Scope and timeline planning tools, proposal structure guidance with Canva template, and formalisation email scripts.
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The gap between a signed contract and project kickoff is where projects start to go wrong. Not because clients are difficult, but because they haven’t been told what to do next or why it matters. Questionnaires go unanswered. Content arrives late. Discovery sessions produce vague answers.
This module builds the process that gets clients prepared and keeps momentum from the moment they pay their deposit.
Includes: Welcome guide structure guidance with Canva template, onboarding workflow guidance, brand discovery questionnaire examples, and onboarding email scripts.
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Most breakdowns during design happen because there’s no clear system for how feedback and revisions are handled. Revision requests that reopen decisions you thought were closed, and clients who can't give useful feedback come from a process without a defined structure or clear boundaries.
This module helps you build your delivery process for brand and website projects, so every phase is defined, and you have a clear system to refer back to when things don’t go to plan.
Includes: Workflow guidance for brand and website projects, feedback form templates, feedback guidelines, and design phase email scripts.
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How a project ends shapes what a client says about you afterwards, and most designers rush this phase or skip it entirely because by the time they get here, they’re already thinking about the next project. Files are delivered without context, follow-up doesn’t happen, and testimonial requests never get sent.
This module helps you build a complete handover and offboarding process so every project closes clearly, professionally, and intentionally.
Includes: Handover framework and call structure, combined project feedback and testimonial form template, guidance on building usable testimonials, and offboarding email scripts.
So yes, you could buy another designer's "proven 5K design project process" that has a sales page full of amazing testimonials.
But here's what you don't see, but what my clients frequently tell me after they've tried those templates:
They add to the overwhelm. They leave you questioning why these tried-and-tested workflows don't seem to work for you, while they work for everyone else. Leaving you more convinced than ever that you're "just not an organised person."
Thought they just needed "better clients" (but even dream clients went quiet mid-project)
Believed they were "just not organised people" (but they'd successfully delivered dozens of projects)
Assumed the problem was their tools (so they jumped from Notion to ClickUp to Asana and back to notebooks).
Which is why I built this as a coaching program instead of handing you another template. I've worked with designers who...
What changed their belief? They stopped trying to copy-paste someone else's process.
They mapped both what clients see AND how they actually execute the work. They built systems around how their brain works, not how another designer's template told them to work.
The chaos wasn't a personality flaw. It was a process gap.
Everything you need to build client care processes that protect your creative energy, give you confidence to handle any situation that emerges, and create thoughtful experiences—without burning yourself out in the process.
CPD | Program Hub (in Notion): 6 modules with workbooks, templates, and video guidance that helps you evaluate your current process, map your new workflow, and write the content for your emails, templates, scripts, and questionnaires.
A pre-populated list of everything you need to build that updates as you work through the modules. Remove what doesn't apply, add what's specific to you & use it as your reference when you're ready to implement.
3 Checkpoint Submissions: Submit your work to receive feedback on your sales process, onboarding and project delivery, and offboarding system. Submissions unlock your coaching calls and video review.
2 x 60-Minute Coaching Calls providing in-depth, personalised support for your specific challenges, not generic advice.
1 Video review of your materials between coaching calls after Checkpoint 2 to keep you moving.
3 Question Support Forms: Submit questions throughout the program and receive video feedback, written guidance, or resource links within 3 business days
£400
6 weeks of support
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A pre-populated list of everything you need to build that updates as you work through the modules. You remove what doesn't apply, add what's specific to your process & use it as your reference when you're ready to implement.
You care deeply about your clients, but that care is burning you out: We'll design protective systems that let you deliver thoughtful care without sacrificing your own wellbeing or working unsustainable hours.
Your client interactions feel disorganised & you constantly question your process: Let's map your client journey so you can stop holding everything in your head and start working with confidence at every stage.
You want to systematise repetitive tasks without losing the personal touch: We'll document your process and create templates that protect your energy while keeping the thoughtful, hands-on approach your clients value.
You're struggling to protect boundaries and manage scope: We'll develop clear frameworks for setting boundaries, communicating them effectively, and handling scope conversations with confidence, so you're not constantly defending your process.
You're tired of constantly explaining "what happens next": We'll create a communication system that guides clients through your process clearly, freeing you from repetitive explanations and giving you back mental capacity for creative work.
You're managing a team or agency: This program is designed for solo designers who make their own decisions about their process. Team dynamics and multiple stakeholders require a different approach.
You're looking for copy-paste templates from a 6-figure designer: This program isn't about implementing someone else's process. We're designing YOUR sustainable way of working that fits how your brain works and how you like to work.
You want done-for-you rather than guided implementation: While I provide frameworks, templates, examples, and coaching, you'll be doing the work of mapping your process and creating your materials. This is about learning to design your own client care process, rather than handing it off.
You're focused on getting more clients right now: This program is about systematising how you deliver your design projects, not about marketing or client acquisition. If you're in survival mode, trying to land clients, that needs to come first.
You don't have client project experience yet: You need to have worked with clients to know what's working, what's draining you, and what needs to change. If you're brand new, get a few projects under your belt first.
This program is designed for brand and website designers who care deeply about their clients but are burning out—working evenings and weekends, constantly explaining their process, and struggling to protect boundaries.
But this is especially for designers who've tried to systematise before but didn't finish. You need accountability and personalised guidance, not just more content.
Whether you use ClickUp, Asana, Dubsado, HoneyBook, or combine Calendly, Gmail, and Google Forms—this program helps you map YOUR complete process first. You can then implement it into whatever tools work for you.
No, this program focuses on mapping your client experience and creating your templates, not software training.
If you want to implement your process into ClickUp or Dubsado afterwards, you absolutely can (and the mapping work you do here makes that implementation much smoother). But this program is tool-agnostic by design, so you can use whatever systems work for you.
If you specifically want hands-on help setting up ClickUp or Dubsado, that’s what the Done-With-You (DWY) Setup program is all about.
Expect the heaviest workload between week 2 and 5 when you're creating your templates and materials across all three checkpoints.
While the program includes video guidance, frameworks, and coaching support, you'll be mapping your process and creating your materials. This isn't passive learning, you're building your complete client care system.
If you're fully booked with client work, consider when you'll have capacity to dedicate to implementation. The checkpoint deadlines keep you on track, but you need time to do the work.
You're right to be sceptical. Most programs hand you pre-made templates and expect you to figure out how to make them work for your business. This program does the opposite: we map YOUR process first, then build YOUR templates.
This is coached implementation with submission checkpoints, not a self-paced course you work through alone. You'll get personalised 1:1 support throughout, not just group Q&A calls or a course you work through alone. Two 60-minute coaching calls plus video feedback and question support mean you're never stuck implementing on your own.
This isn't about copy-pasting someone else's "proven system." It's about designing sustainable client care that fits how your brain works and how you want to serve clients.
That's exactly who this program is for.
If you've bought templates that sit unused, jumped between tools trying to find "the right one," or convinced yourself you're "just not an organised person", you're not alone. Most designers I work with have tried (and abandoned) multiple systems.
The difference here is I'm not handing you another template to force yourself into. We're mapping how YOU actually work, then you can build YOUR system around that. The organisational chaos you've had so far wasn't a personality flaw; it was a process gap.
The checkpoint structure ensures you actually complete this instead of abandoning it halfway through like other programs.
You get support every week of the program. Three question forms are sent throughout (week 1, 3 and 6), where you can submit questions about anything you're stuck on. You'll receive video feedback, written guidance, or resource links within 3 business days.
Between your two coaching calls, you'll also receive a full video review after Checkpoint 2, where I walk through your onboarding and project delivery materials and show you exactly where to tighten things up.
This program is designed for brand and website designers who care deeply about their clients but are burning out—working evenings and weekends, constantly explaining their process, and struggling to protect boundaries.
But this is especially for designers who've tried to systematise before but didn't finish. You need accountability and personalised guidance, not just more content.
Whether you use ClickUp, Asana, Dubsado, HoneyBook, or combine Calendly, Gmail, and Google Forms—this program helps you map YOUR complete process first.
You can then implement it into whatever tools work for you.
No, this program focuses on mapping your client experience and creating your templates, not software training.
If you want to implement your process into ClickUp or Dubsado afterward, you absolutely can (and the mapping work you do here makes that implementation much smoother). But this program is tool-agnostic by design, so you can use whatever systems work for you.
If you specifically want hands-on help setting up ClickUp or Dubsado, that’s what the Done-With-You (DWY) Setup program is all about.
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Every project drains you more than the last. Templates haven't fixed it. Courses didn't stick. This guide explains why, and shows you what's actually driving the scope creep, vague feedback, and exhaustion.
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02
You've tried setting up Dubsado before and quit halfway through. This guide starts where you need it, writing down your inquiry flow on paper first, then building each component in the right order so nothing breaks.
GET THE workflow GUIDE →
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Stop rewriting the same emails. Get 10 ready-to-customise templates that handle inquiry responses, proposals, concept presentations, and file handover, so you spend less time on email and more time designing.
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don't just take my word for it
“I struggled to ask the right questions early on and set boundaries with clients—they would take over the decision-making, and I was scared to attract new leads because I knew my process was faulty."
I successfully wrapped up my largest contract yet—a $10K government project—and it went very smoothly, thanks to Stephanie's help. A year ago, I don't think I would have felt confident enough in my own process to take that project on. She made such a huge impact on me.
Audrey - Founder & Designer at Aud Agency