Your Ideas. My Creative Guidance.
You know your business. I bring a fresh pair of eyes and help turn what makes it special into design you can proudly put out into the world.
I’ll build on your ideas, suggest directions you might not have considered and explain the choices along the way. Whether you need a website, a brand identity or printed materials, we’ll work towards a result that feels connected and true to your business.
Find Your Inspiration
Browse the collection or choose a category to see what catches your eye. Open a project to discover the idea, the process and how it all came together.
Different Businesses. Their Own Place Online.
- Category
- Web Design
- Tags
- Business Websites, Custom Website Design, E-commerce Website Design, Online Shops, Somerset West, Web Design Portfolio, Website Design
- Updated
- 9 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
Your website is often where someone first meets your business. Let’s make it a welcoming introduction. At WadeFacts-tech, I create websites that reflect your personality and help visitors understand what you offer, find what they need and take the next step. From a simple business website to an online shop, we’ll shape the experience around your business and the people you want to reach.
Project description
You know your business inside out. Your website should help someone meeting it for the first time feel like they’re in the right place.
This collection brings together websites I’ve created for businesses with different stories, services and personalities. Each project starts with understanding what makes the business tick—and what its customers need when they arrive.
You don’t need to come with a complete plan or know the technical language. Some clients bring a clear vision; others start with “I think we need a website.” I listen, ask questions and guide the process from there.
Together, we work out what the website needs to say, how it should feel and what visitors should be able to do. Whether that’s exploring services, sending an enquiry or shopping online, the design gives people a clear path to follow.
I bring the business’s identity into the colours, imagery and layout, while considering how everything works on phones, tablets and computers. If a client doesn’t yet have a logo or brand identity, we can start there and build towards the website.
The projects in this collection show how those conversations become online spaces with a character of their own. Different businesses, different needs, and a thoughtful approach to bringing each one online.
You bring the business know-how. I’ll help give it a home on the web.
Medical Maestros: From First Logo to Finished Website
- Category
- Brand Identity, Graphic Design, Logo Design, Print Design
- Tags
- Brand Identity Design, Business Card Design, Business Stationery, Corporate ID Guide, Letterhead Design, Logo Design, Medical Maestros, Website Design
- Updated
- 9 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
A website request became a complete brand journey for Medical Maestros, bringing together a logo, brand guide, business cards, letterhead and website.
Project description
A website is often the first thing a business asks for. A few good questions can reveal what needs to come before it.
Medical Maestros approached me to create their website. During our first conversations, I learned that they didn’t yet have a brand identity in place. Before building their online home, we needed to give the business a look it could call its own.
We started with the logo, developing a yellow and charcoal identity that carried through the rest of the project. From there, I created a basic Corporate ID Guide to show how the logo and its different versions should be used.
The guide brought those choices together in one place, giving them practical direction for keeping future materials consistent. Less guesswork, more getting on with business.
Next came the business cards and letterhead, bringing the new identity into everyday introductions and correspondence. By the time we reached the website, we already had a clear visual direction to work with.
The website became the final piece, carrying that same look online and connecting it with the materials we had already created.
What began as a request for a website grew into a complete brand design journey. Medical Maestros finished with a coordinated identity across print and digital—and it all started by taking the time to ask the right questions.
Punjab: A Fresh Look on the Menu
- Category
- Custom Design, Graphic Design, Print Design
- Tags
- Food Label Design, Graphic Design, Menu Design, Packaging Design, Print Design, Product Label Design, Punjab, Restaurant Branding
- Updated
- 9 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
A meal with a friend turned into a menu makeover for Punjab—and a happy client returned for colourful labels for their new bottled food range.
Project description
I went to Punjab for a meal with a friend. But somewhere between opening the menu and deciding what to eat, my designer’s eye got distracted.
I could see an opportunity to give the menu a fresh look, and I mentioned it to my friend. He asked whether I could do a better job. A little reluctantly—but confident in my work—I said yes.
What I didn’t know was that he knew the owner. Before long, the owner was at our table, my thoughts had become a conversation, and we were exchanging numbers. An unexpected introduction, served alongside dinner.
The owner supplied the menu content, and I got to work on the redesign. I focused on giving the information a clearer layout and a more considered presentation, helping customers browse what Punjab had to offer.
They were delighted with the finished design. And the story didn’t end with the menu.
Punjab later approached me again to create labels for their new range of bottled food products. This time, I brought colour and personality to the packaging, giving each variety its own look while keeping the collection recognisably Punjab.
What started as an observation over a meal grew into a creative relationship, taking the work from the restaurant table to the product label.
Sometimes inspiration arrives with a brief. Sometimes it arrives with dinner.
From First Idea to Final Print
- Category
- Custom Design
- Tags
- Banner Design, Brochure Design, Corporate Wear, Custom Branding, Custom Design, Gazebo Design, Print Design, Printing and Production, Vehicle Branding
- Updated
- 7 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
From branded shirts to buses with personality, I help businesses turn their ideas into custom designs—taking care of the design, printing and production along the way.
Work delivered
Some brands travel by bus. Others turn up on a shirt, unfold into a brochure or stand tall at an event. This collection brings together custom designs that take businesses out into the world.
Every project starts with a conversation. Clients bring their ideas, and I listen to what they want to achieve before guiding the design process. Sometimes we build on their original direction; other times, I introduce something they hadn’t considered. Often, that fresh approach becomes the one they choose.
That’s one of my favourite parts of the work: helping someone see new possibilities for their brand while keeping their business at the heart of the design.
From vehicle branding and corporate wear to gazebos, banners and brochures, I consider how each piece will look and where it will be used. A bus has room for a big impression. A shirt needs to say it with a little less. Both should feel like they belong to the same business.
Once the design is ready, I handle the printing and production too, carrying the idea through to the finished piece. It’s a rewarding moment when something that started as “I have an idea…” becomes something a client can wear, display or drive away.
Giving Businesses Their Own Look
- Category
- Brand Identity
- Tags
- Brand Identity, Brochure Design, Business Card Design, Business Stationery, Graphic Design, Letterhead Design, Logo Design, Print Design
- Updated
- 7 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
Turning business ideas into brands with personality, through logos, business cards, letterheads and brochures designed to feel connected.
Your business has its own story. Its look should help tell it.
This collection brings together brand identity designs for different businesses, each with its own personality, audience and ambitions. From logos to business cards, letterheads and brochures, the aim is to give every business a look that feels like theirs.
My process starts with listening. I want to understand the business, what matters to the client and how they want people to see them. Clients often arrive with ideas already in mind, and I use those conversations as a starting point—adding guidance and exploring possibilities they might not have considered.
Once we find the right direction, I carry it through the different materials. The business card and letterhead should look like they know each other, and the brochure should feel part of the same family. Those small connections help a brand feel considered and professional.
I also handle printing and production, taking the designs from the screen to something clients can hold, hand out and proudly use.
Together, these projects show how a business’s character can come through in its everyday materials. A little personality on paper can go a long way.
Couples Photography: Just the Two of You
- Category
- Photography
- Tags
- Anniversary Photography, Couple Portraits, Couples Photography, Outdoor Portraits, Portrait Photography, Romantic Photography, Special Occasion Photography
- Updated
- 7 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
Shared smiles, quiet glances and a little dressed-up magic. A collection of couples photography celebrating connection and moments worth keeping.
Sometimes it’s the way you look at each other. Sometimes it’s the smile that follows. Those little moments have a story of their own.
This collection brings together couples portraits and special occasions, capturing people taking a moment to celebrate one another. From leafy outdoor settings to an evening by the sea, each setting adds something different while keeping the couple at the heart of the photograph.
What I enjoyed most about these shoots was seeing each couple’s personality come through. Some moments were playful, others tender, and some simply needed a pause to appreciate being together. Getting dressed up was part of the fun, but the connection made the pictures.
The photographs bring together those different sides: a shared laugh, a close embrace, a proud smile and a little romance as the sun goes down.
Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary, marking a special occasion or simply making time for the two of you, there’s something lovely about having photographs that bring you back to that feeling.
A moment together. A memory to keep.
Graduation & Family Occasion Photography
- Category
- Photography
- Updated
- 7 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
Work delivered
Celebrations always in more ways than one ties and brings the family closer to one another, and so was this Graduation, we had a wonderful time making memories for the Mpofu Family over the graduation of their last born daughter, that even took an opportunity to showcase the whole family bring the bonds of the family together.
Making a Lasting Impression
- Category
- Print Design
- Tags
- Banner Design, Branded Clothing, Brochure Design, Business Branding, Gazebo Design, Print Design, Printing and Production, Product Labels, Vehicle Graphics
- Updated
- 7 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
From brochures customers can browse to labels, branded clothing and bold displays, I create designs made to be seen—and handle the printing and production too.
Project description
There’s something satisfying about seeing an idea leave the screen and become something you can hold, wear or display.
This showcase brings together print designs for different businesses, from brochures and product labels to branded clothing, banners, gazebos and vehicle graphics. Different sizes, different surfaces, but the same purpose: helping each business present itself with personality and confidence.
Every project begins with listening. Clients bring their ideas, and I help guide them towards a design that suits their business and where it will be used. Sometimes we develop their original vision; sometimes a fresh direction wins them over. Finding that fit is part of the fun.
I consider how each design will work in its finished form. A product label needs to make good use of a small space. A brochure needs to invite people to keep reading. Vehicle graphics need to make an impression while the business is out and about. Each piece has a job to do.
Once the design is approved, I handle the printing and production, carrying the idea through to the finished result.
For me, that’s where it all comes together: thoughtful design becoming something useful, tangible and ready to represent the business. Even the company shirt gets to clock in looking sharp.
Logo Design: Small Marks, Big Personality
- Category
- Logo Design
- Tags
- Brand Identity, Business Branding, Custom Logo Design, Graphic Design, Logo Design, Logo Portfolio, Somerset West
- Updated
- 7 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
Every business has its own character. This collection showcases logo designs that give that character a face—from bold and playful to calm and refined.
A logo has a lot to say in a small space. It introduces your business on a card, sits proudly on a shirt and becomes a familiar face wherever your brand appears.
This collection brings together logos I’ve created for different businesses, each with its own story and personality. Some call for bright colours and bold shapes. Others need a quieter, more refined touch. The starting point is always the business behind the name.
I begin by listening: what do you do, who do you want to reach, and what would you like people to feel when they see your brand? You might arrive with a sketch, a few ideas or simply a name. We build from there.
My role is to take those ideas and explore what could work best. I guide the creative direction, explain the choices and introduce possibilities you might not have pictured yet. Sometimes your first idea finds its feet. Sometimes a fresh approach becomes the favourite.
Throughout the process, I consider how the logo will work beyond the screen—on stationery, clothing, signage and other places your business needs to show up. It should have personality while remaining clear and useful.
Together, these projects show the different directions a business identity can take. Different stories, different looks, and a little piece of each business in every mark.
Personal Photography: A Little Spotlight, All You
- Category
- Photography
- Tags
- Creative Portraits, Individual Portraits, Outdoor Portraits, Personal Photography, Personal Photoshoot, Portrait Photography
- Updated
- 6 Oct 2026
- Status
- Completed
Bold outfits, easy smiles and quieter moments. A collection of personal portraits celebrating individuality and giving you a little time in the spotlight.
Project description
You don’t need a big occasion to step in front of the camera. Sometimes it’s enough to put on an outfit you love and make a little time for yourself.
This collection brings together personal portraits with different moods and personalities. From bright colours in leafy surroundings to more thoughtful portraits against darker backgrounds, each shoot makes room for a different side of the person in the picture.
A smile can bring warmth to a photograph. A quiet expression can be just as striking. There’s room for playful, dressed-up and reflective moments—because you don’t have to pick just one version of yourself.
For me, the appeal of personal photography is that individuality. The setting, clothing and pose help shape the image, but the person gives it character.
Together, these photographs celebrate people taking a moment to be seen, whether that means a bold look, a relaxed smile or something a little more understated.
A little spotlight. A lot of personality. And photographs to make this moment yours.
Electrofix Electrical: The People Behind the Power
- Category
- Photography
- Tags
- Brand Photography, Cape Town, Corporate Photography, Electrofix Electrical, Somerset West, Staff Portraits, Team Photography
- Updated
- 7 Mar 2024
- Status
- Completed
Putting the people behind the power in focus. A relaxed corporate photo shoot for Electrofix Electrical in Somerset West, capturing friendly faces, team spirit and moments on the job.
Work delivered
We’d helped Electrofix Electrical look the part. Now it was time to put the people behind the brand in the picture.
Our journey started with their logo and grew to include a website, business stationery, branded workwear and vehicle branding. When they returned for corporate photography, it felt like the next chapter: showing customers the team bringing it all to life.
For the shoot in Somerset West, Cape Town, we kept things relaxed and natural, with a little guidance along the way. From individual portraits to team photos and moments on the job, the aim was to capture their personalities alongside the work they do. Even the ladders got their moment in the spotlight.
The result was a collection of photographs ready to give their website a more personal, welcoming feel. Electrofix Electrical were thrilled and grateful—and seeing them so happy with the work made this project even more rewarding.
Global Wheels: Getting the Brand Rolling
- Category
- Brand Identity, Custom Design, Logo Design
- Tags
- Brand Identity Design, Business Card Design, Business Profile Design, Business Stationery, Corporate ID Guide, Global Wheels, Letterhead Design, Logo Design
- Updated
- 10 Jan 2023
- Status
- Planning
What started as a business profile became a complete brand identity for Global Wheels, with a logo, business cards, letterhead and a guide to keep it all connected.
Global Wheels came to me with a clear request: they needed a business profile. But before we could introduce the company on paper, we needed to give it a look of its own.
They didn’t yet have a logo or an established brand identity, so I guided the project beyond the profile and helped put those foundations in place. First, we needed to get the brand rolling.
I created their logo and developed a visual direction that carried through the business cards, letterhead and business profile. The red, navy and cream palette connected the different pieces, giving the company a consistent, professional presentation.
The business profile brought their company information into a designed document, while the stationery carried that same identity into everyday introductions and correspondence.
To help keep future materials consistent, I also created a Corporate ID Guide covering the logo, colours and fonts. Think of it as a map for the brand: clear direction whenever something new needs to be designed.
The finished collection gave Global Wheels more than the profile they initially requested. It gave them a coordinated identity and a foundation they could build on as their business moved forward.
