FAQ

I have a lot of questions before purchasing. What should I do?

For inquiries or other concerns, we offer a few options: - Book a consultation if you have questions before purchasing - Read the description under any product of interest before moving forward. - Contact our support team
Do you still take deposits?

No. Goddess Graphics no longer accepts deposit fees. All projects must be purchased in full on the site. To view our refund policy, please refer to our policy page. Looking to save money or on a budget, you're in luck! Goddess Graphics offers Buy now, Pay Later services like Klarna, AfterPay and Paypal payments.
Why do I have to sign a contract after every purchase?

Great question! Contracts are in place to protect both the client and designer if any issues were to incur. Contracts also help to keep communication clear between the designer and client during any phase of the design process. Goddess Graphics wants to ensure that clients are free of any confusion and that we as an agency can be trusted.
Is a one-page website really just one page?

Yes and No. A one-page website development is used for the sole purpose of a landing page: which is used to advertise a product before launch date. However, if a client has a budget under $400, it is recommended they purchase a "landing page" where the homepage can be designed, with free product pages. The client will not be eligible to add other vital pages like "About" "Policy" "FAQ" or "Contact". If you are interested in other pages with more design elements and themes, you must purchase a 2+ page website. To purchase, check out our Website Development Services:
What is the difference between a primary, secondary, and icon logo?

A primary logo is often the main and most detailed version of a company's logo, which may include the full company name, tagline, and additional design elements. It is typically used in larger formats, such as signage or letterheads. A secondary logo is a simplified variation of the primary logo, designed for smaller applications like social media profiles, business cards, or merchandise. It usually retains the main elements of the primary logo but may exclude the tagline or intricate details. An icon logo is the most simplified version of a logo, often consisting of just the company's symbol or a part of the primary logo. It is commonly used in small digital spaces, such as website favicons or app icons. At Goddess Graphics, we understand the importance of having a versatile logo suite to ensure consistent and impactful branding across various platforms and materials. Whether you need a primary, secondary, or icon logo, we can work with you to create a cohesive and effective branding package that represents your unique business identity. If you are interested in purchasing a logo design suite, click below!
What is the difference between an image-based vs text-based logo?

image-based logos are visual-focused, whereas text-based are typographic-focused. An image-based logo is a design made up of graphic elements, symbols, or icons that identify with your brand. The company name may not be included, hence the purpose of an image-based 'icon' logo. (ex. KFC's logo is considered image-based because it has Colonel Sanders included in the logo) A text-based logo utilizes typography to spell out your company's name. This includes handmade sketches by the designer or fonts customized by the designer to create something clean and unique. (ex. Google is considered a text-based logo because only custom typography is used in the design)