Told it is too complicated? That is my favourite part.
A website, a brand, or a whole idea. From the first call until it is live, with one person, and it all stays yours.
A website, a brand, or a whole idea. From the first call until it is live, with one person, and it all stays yours.
WEBSITE
For a business that does more than one thing, which no template ever managed to hold. After launch every date and price updates without coming back to me.
See the full website offer →"Merav is the Michael Jordan of graphic design, art and motion. Work with her once and you will not be able to stop."
Adi Barazany · Creative and social expert, lecturer, founder
Adi UNITY's Liberty Club. Live, and it sends traffic here.
The admin screen, beside the live site it updates.
BRANDING
For a business that already has customers and a reputation, and only the way it looks stayed behind.
See branding work →"Professional, open, remembers everything, pushes the team forward all the time. Anyone who works with her is lucky."
Sari Sintag Guetta · Senior Product Designer, worked with Merav for 4 years
iCount, an electric bus line, and more. 15+ years in branding and motion.
BUILT FROM SCRATCH
For an idea that has been told three times it is too complicated, and still will not leave you alone.
HaMerhav: sign-up, matching and an admin panel. Built from scratch, with no dev team.
Design, front end, database and going live end to end. You watch the product come alive, from a prompt to a live address.
If you need a clear place online that says who you are and lets people reach you, that is a website. If the business already exists and simply does not look like itself, that is branding. And if there is an idea for a system people enter and do something in, that is building from scratch. On the first call I say which one is right, including when it is the smaller one.
There is no flat price list, because no two businesses have the same scope. In a 15 minute call I hear what exists and what is missing, then send a full price in writing, with no dependencies and no surprises midway. One payment, no monthly subscription.
A website goes live in about one to two weeks, depending mostly on how ready the material is. A clickable version showing how a system works is ready in days. And if the texts and images are not organised yet, that is the normal starting point, not a problem. I built Alice's site from a single notebook.
The system was built exactly for that: one screen, clear fields, and a publish button. After a short walkthrough you update texts, images, prices and dates on your own. Every client who is live runs their own site.
No. The code, the content and the passwords move to you, with no lock-in to any platform. You can continue on your own, with me, or with any other designer or developer. There is also a monthly retainer, entirely optional, for a business that moves a lot, and it can be stopped at any time.
One message with whatever you have, even if it is all still scattered. I will come back with the shortest route to live.