Project Briefs

UI/UX design for a modern, 3D realistic website is required.

The design should reflect a contemporary aesthetic with realistic 3D elements, ensuring an engaging user experience across all devices. Deliverables include wireframes, high‑fidelity mockups, and a style guide aligned with the brand’s visual identity.

** Willing to Negotiate Cost looking for someone I can hire again and again **

Vector line art illustrations for a premium adult connect‑the‑dots puzzle book are required.

The illustrations must be black and white, silhouette style, optimized for 8.5 × 11 print, featuring clean outer contours, no shading or gradients, strong recognizable silhouettes, and consistent line weight. Deliverables are AI or SVG files. The scope includes 90+ images with potential for future volumes.

Branding for an automotive company is created with a minimalist, elegant, and professional aesthetic.

The brand identity focuses on clean lines, sophisticated typography, and a restrained color palette to convey reliability and innovation. Visual elements are adaptable across digital and print media, ensuring consistency in all touchpoints.

UI/UX design for a minimalist, elegant, professional dashboard for a web marketing platform.

The dashboard provides clear data visualization, intuitive navigation, and a clean aesthetic that avoids monotony. Design incorporates subtle color accents, responsive layout, and interactive elements that enhance user engagement while maintaining a professional tone. This project also requires development support.

Younger.com labels should express advanced skin science made accessible. The design must feel modern, clean, and premium, while remaining approachable to all ages, skin types, and levels of skincare knowledge—from beginners to advanced users.

The aesthetic should sit confidently at home on Dermstore, Amazon, and Target shelves, balancing clinical credibility with warmth and clarity. Avoid overly medical or intimidating visuals, as well as botanical or apothecary-style graphics. The focus should be on great typography, clear hierarchy, and thoughtful use of color.

Brand System

The Younger logo remains consistent across all products.

Color differentiation (Logo color) is used to distinguish each formula while maintaining a cohesive system.

Labels should read clearly both in-hand and at small digital sizes (e-commerce thumbnails).

Typography & Layout

Use contemporary, legible typography that feels confident and inclusive—never fussy, decorative, or botanical.

Establish a strong hierarchy that makes the product easy to understand at a glance:

Product name

Short benefit-driven description

“Key Ingredients” list (written exactly as provided)

Layouts should emphasize clarity, balance, and white space, guiding the eye naturally and reducing cognitive overload for beginner users.

Advanced users should feel reassured by precise language and ingredient transparency, not marketing clutter.

Visual Direction

No botanical illustrations, leaves, florals, or “natural skincare” tropes.

No overly sterile or pharmaceutical design cues.

Let structure, alignment, and color do the work.

The design should feel trustworthy, friendly, and quietly authoritative.

Overall Goal

Create labels that feel inclusive, intelligent, and shelf-ready—instantly understandable for first-time users, yet refined enough to earn long-term loyalty from experienced skincare consumers. The design should communicate results, trust, and modernity, without alienating any age group or skin concern.

Design a mobile and tablet application with a well‑organized UI for medical inventory management, serving individual practitioners, clinics, and hospitals.

The visual style should be elegant, professional, and flat, providing a clean and intuitive experience across devices. Creative and stylistic direction is required, with emphasis on clear navigation, efficient data entry, and responsive layouts that adapt to both phones and tablets.

I am aware of what customers need to do in the app and what data being managed but need someone to organize the chaos into something easy to use.

Logo design for a graphic designer brand, focusing on a professional, illustrated style.

The logo should reflect the creative expertise of the designer while maintaining a polished, business‑ready appearance. Illustrative elements should be clean and scalable, suitable for use across digital and print media.

Design work required to establish a fractional Head of Brand, Marketing & Design role that streamlines asset organization, campaign execution, and brand system development across multiple consumer‑facing brands.

The role will focus on bold, colorful, illustrated, flat visual styles, integrating existing brand assets into a cohesive system for food, e‑commerce, and DTC brands. Responsibilities include organizing scattered assets, designing within current brand guidelines, owning end‑to‑end campaigns, and creating lean brand systems for new concepts. Work spans digital channels (email, web, promos, social) and physical outputs (packaging, labels, print), demanding a designer versed in real‑world production constraints and prioritizing taste, efficiency, and execution over hype.

Design of a mobile application for a cleaning service, focusing on a clean, functional aesthetic.

The app should provide intuitive booking, service selection, and payment features, with a responsive layout suitable for iOS and Android devices. Visual style should be professional and efficient, aligning with the brand’s emphasis on reliability and cleanliness.

This project also requires development support.

Design work is required to create cohesive visual assets for B2B landing pages, websites, and campaign materials.

The designer collaborates with HubSpot specialists to produce assets that fit within HubSpot landing page templates and modules, and works with agency account and marketing managers to maintain visual consistency across channels. The role supports a portfolio of B2B agency clients, partnering with marketers and copywriters to bring campaigns to life visually, while embodying the Sanguine Collective’s values of accountability, intentionality, innovation, and collaboration.

Branding for a Web3 infrastructure company focused on tokenizing domain names and converting them into real‑world assets.

The brand identity should unify the three platforms—d3.com, app.doma.xyz, and interstellar.xyz—using a Web3/crypto aesthetic. A consistent color palette, typography, iconography, and visual motifs that emphasize tokenization and real‑world asset integration will be developed. Deliverables include a logo, brand guidelines, style guide, and visual assets for web and digital use.

Logo design for a fitness business targeting an older demographic.

The design should convey professionalism and modernity while incorporating illustrative elements that resonate with an upper age population. The final deliverables include a versatile logo suitable for digital and print applications.

Website design for a medical equipment agency, featuring an elegant, modern, illustrated aesthetic.

The design should convey professionalism and trust, integrating clean typography, high‑resolution product imagery, and intuitive navigation to showcase the agency’s catalog and services. Color palette and iconography will reflect a contemporary medical theme while maintaining visual appeal.

We also woould want the designer to design brochure of our product which will need Image cleaning and polishing.

Design a mobile app focused on thoughtful UX/UI for a fan-driven entertainment launchpad, where audiences don’t just consume content but actively contribute to bringing new projects to life.

The product is built around collaboration, contribution, and recognition, intentionally moving away from traditional social feeds toward project-based spaces, collective actions, and meaningful fan participation. Fans support projects through a mix of time, creativity, and collective backing of key milestones, with funding embedded naturally into the experience rather than treated as a standalone flow.

Each project on the platform has its own aesthetics, similar to content platforms like Netflix or Spotify. The challenge is to design a flexible and durable interface system that can host diverse visual language while maintaining clarity, coherence, and emotional consistency across the product. The overall visual language should feel modern, human, balancing warmth and playfulness with clarity and craft.

You’ll collaborate closely with a small sprint team, iterating rapidly on flows, states, and systems that support fans, creators, and communities working together and exploring non-standard interaction patterns that move beyond feed-driven social norms.