Brand & Design
Known at a glance.
- Naming
- Identity & packaging
- Brand voice
Looking sharp. Running smoothly.
A bit about FLAM
The pretty bit and the plumbing.
The people you brief are the people who design it, build it and look after it once it's live. Nothing gets handed down the line or sent to a dev shop you've never met.
Selected work.
What we do.
Websites & Digital Products
Simple to use and run.
- Websites
- Online shops
- Digital products
Growth & Visibility
Found by the right people.
- SEO
- Local & AI search
- Ads & email
Business Systems & AI Automations
Less copying between tabs.
- Integrations
- Automation
- Practical AI
Client feedback
From the people who hired us.
Review 1 of 5: Alex Nedea, Recorder
When Octavian worked on my website, I saw the same passion I bring to an investigation.
He lives for his craft. I’m thrilled that there are still people like this in this country, experienced individuals who do their work with genuine enthusiasm, rather than with the sour, sullen attitude of a clerk at the tax office.
Frequently asked questions
Questions you may have.
No. Start with the part you need. If you later decide your website also needs a new identity or an integration, we’ll be happy to help with that.
Absolutely. Whether you’re a small business or have a catalogue of tens of thousands of products, we’ll build you a shop that performs.
Yes. A logo your customers already recognise is worth more than a new one they don’t. We’ll tell you what to keep and what needs work.
The people doing the work. Design questions go to whoever’s designing it, build questions to whoever’s building it, and nobody sits in between passing notes.
Yes. The everyday changes, like text, pictures or products, are yours to make without a developer. Calling us is still allowed, just not required.
Tell us what isn’t working. Specific feedback is useful, and an honest conversation gets the project further than a polite approval.
It depends on the scope. Once we know what you need, you’ll get the work, the price and the timeline in writing.
Then we’ll say so early and suggest who to ask instead. A quick no is more use to you than a slow maybe.