Vorngix makes three things. Small websites, from a five-page starter to a fifteen-page business site, plus rebuilds of sites that have gone stale. Brand identity: a drawn wordmark with the color and type system around it, plus a guidelines document someone will actually open. And the everyday materials: cards, letterhead, menus, flyers, a set of social templates.
Our clients are local operators. A coffee roaster. An architect with six people. A bike shop, a physiotherapy clinic, a two-partner law office, a roofing contractor who is tired of explaining that the van and the website are the same company. They do not need a campaign. They need the name set in good type and a site that loads before the customer gives up.
Every site is hand-written HTML and CSS. No page builder, no monthly platform fee, no plugin that breaks on a Tuesday. You can host it anywhere that serves files, and if you fire us the site keeps working.
Identity work ships with the full source files and a one-page use sheet for the front desk. That sheet exists because the most common way a good logo dies is someone stretching it to fit a banner. Print gets proofed on the real stock before you sign. Screens lie about color.
Two rounds of revisions are included and written into the agreement before work starts. A third round usually means the brief was wrong, and we fix the brief first rather than push pixels around a problem nobody named.
- Working since
- 2016
- People
- 4
Director and designer, designer, front-end developer, writer-producer
- Revision rounds
- 2
Named in writing before work starts
- Homepage weight
- < 400 KB
Most sites we rebuild arrive at around 6 MB
- Source files
- All of them, handed over on the last day. We do not hold a logo hostage.
- Site bug fixes
- 30 days after launch, at no charge, as set out in the terms