About Natalie & Lacon Design
I love collaborating with small business owners like you, taking time to understand your business & website goals and helping make them a reality.
Designing a website can be stressful, but it doesn’t need to be. With my collaborative and fully guided process – we’ll cover the essentials and build on that depending on your business and website goals.
I’ll take the time to understand your business, competition, target market and the problem to be solved. Design is an investment in your business and time spent understanding your goals and problems is key.
Working with ambitious, fast action takers, my clients are typically service based businesses such as nutritionists …
and those within the fitness, health and wellbeing sectors as well as qualified nutritionists my clients include, fitness, homeopathy and hpnobirthing instructors. And I have also worked with accountants, upholsterers, interior designers, environmentally conscious businesses – I love the variety and everything I design is tailored for your business, industry and ideal clients so I don’t have a style as such and will work to the brief.
Please do get in touch to tell me more about your business and goals and to see if we’d be a good fit.
Hi! I’m Natalie,
Prior to starting Lacon Design I was a corporate girl and worked in London for a global financial services firm – as a Data Network Engineer.
While I loved working in technology and banking, having my second child tipped the balance, I missed them both and the juggle was a struggle – so I decided I needed to control my life better and work for myself.
So I decided to combine my passion for design and technology and move into Web and Graphic Design. I started freelancing while studying for my degree and I graduated with a BA (Hons) in Graphic Design from the University of Hertfordshire in 2016.
I love spending time with my family & friends chatting with a glass of Rose in the sun! Adore good food – veggie tray bakes are my current favourite (no meat though! – I gave up years ago). And walking my lovely Labrador.
