Design studio · Norwalk, CT

Design that works as hard as you do.

Custom websites and distinctive brand identities for small businesses ready to make a bigger impression.

Ed replies within one business day.

The Flagstar Worldwide website homepage, designed and built by ET3 Media Flagstar Worldwide website — preview unavailable
A printed Flagstar Worldwide business card Flagstar business card — preview unavailable
Flagstar Worldwide — website, logo and business cards by ET3
Custom websites

A site built for your business, not a template

Every site is designed around what you actually sell and the people you actually serve — then built to be quick on a phone, easy for you to point people at, and simple to keep current.

  • Mobile-first. Most of your visitors arrive on a phone, so that is where the layout starts.
  • Built to be found. Clean structure, real page titles, and the local details search engines look for.
  • Hosted and maintained by ET3. Hosting and security updates are handled here, so nothing quietly goes stale.

Websites start at $750 for a one-page site, plus +$200 for each additional page. Hosting and security updates are an optional $200/yr, shown separately from the one-time build.

Brand identities

A mark that still works on a van door

An identity is more than a logo file. It is a mark, a wordmark, a short set of colours, and the applications that carry them — so the truck, the website, the card and the invoice all look like the same company.

  • Mark and wordmark. Drawn to stay readable small, in one colour, and at a distance.
  • A short colour set. Few enough to remember, defined so a printer and a web browser agree.
  • Applications. The pieces the identity actually has to live on — signage, vehicles, stationery, the site.

A brand kit is a fixed $300 for a defined starter scope: 3 logo directions, 3 refinement rounds, a colour palette and type pairing, and a one-page brand guide. Larger identity projects are quoted on request.

  • Green#209D50
  • Black#000000
  • Paper#FFFFFF
Vehicle graphics for Northeast Control applied to a small van Northeast Control vehicle graphics — preview unavailable

Northeast Control — mark, wordmark, colour, and applications by ET3

How it works

How working together works

Four steps, no jargon, and a written price before anything starts.

Talk

A free 15-minute call about what the business does and what the project needs to achieve. Ed replies within one business day.

Estimate

The estimator gives you a calculated starting price in under a minute. Ed then confirms the scope with you and sends a written fixed proposal before any work starts.

Design & build

You see real layout with your real content, not a placeholder mockup — with 3 rounds of revisions included.

Launch & look after

ET3 hosts the site and keeps its security updates current. Print and installation go through trusted local vendors that Ed coordinates.

Ed Tatton, ET3 Media Photo coming soon
The studio

One designer, start to finish

ET3 Media is Ed Tatton's studio in Norwalk, Connecticut. I lead every project myself — the first call, the design, the build and the handover — so nothing gets passed between departments and re-explained.

The businesses I work with are mostly small and owner-run: car services, trades and contractors, consultants, nonprofits and local suppliers around Norwalk and Fairfield County. Most need the same three things to line up — a site people can use on a phone, an identity that looks like one company, and printed pieces that match.

Because the design, the build and the print artwork all happen in one place, the logo that gets drawn is the logo that gets coded and the one the printer receives. When a job needs production or installation — signage, vehicle graphics, large-format printing — we go through trusted local vendors that I coordinate and stay responsible for.

Ed Tatton · ET3 Media LLC · Norwalk, CT · Mon–Fri 9–6 ET

Got a project in mind?

Configure your project and see a starting price in under a minute. Ed confirms the scope and sends a written proposal.

Ed replies within one business day.

From the blog

Optional reading

Occasional notes on design, the web and the tools small businesses keep being sold.