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Oklahoma City Website Designer Chad Rogez Relaunches Site, Marking Nearly 30 Years in Business

Independent designer pairs new chadrogezdesign.com with publicly posted pricing in an industry where quotes are usually hidden.

Graphic designer Chad Rogez has relaunched his portfolio and services website, chadrogezdesign.com, coinciding with nearly three decades of independent brand and web design practice in Oklahoma City.

Rogez has designed logos, brand identities, and websites for Oklahoma businesses since 1997, working directly with every client — no account managers, no junior designers. His client roster spans banks and credit unions, nonprofits, healthcare practices, energy companies, construction firms, and professional services. The relaunched site presents selected brand and website case studies alongside something uncommon in the design industry: published starting prices. Logo design starts at $900, full identity systems at $2,500, and business websites at $4,500, with exact quotes following a discovery conversation.

"Most designers treat pricing like a state secret, which mostly benefits the designer," said Rogez. "A business owner comparing options deserves to know the range before the first phone call. I'd rather compete on the work."

The new site also features client reviews and a portfolio of recent identity and WordPress website projects for Oklahoma City-area businesses.

Rogez's practice focuses on conversion-oriented web design — sites structured to rank in search and turn visitors into inquiries — alongside logo and identity systems built to outlast trends.

About Chad Rogez Design Chad Rogez Design is an independent graphic design practice in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, offering logo design, brand identity, and custom WordPress websites to businesses across the state since 1997. More information at https://chadrogezdesign.com.

Media contact: Chad Rogez [email protected] 405-550-9176

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