Project Briefs

Looking for Website Designer and Developer in US.
Design a professional, responsive website that delivers an engaging user experience.

The website must reflect a modern aesthetic, prioritize usability, and adapt seamlessly across devices. The design should translate business objectives into clear visual hierarchy and intuitive navigation, while maintaining brand consistency. This project also requires development support.

Redesign the existing mobile app screen for a premium enterprise dashboard, preserving all current functionality, navigation, and business logic while elevating visual hierarchy, spacing, and overall user experience.

The design incorporates a premium, modern visual language inspired by Apple Human Interface Guidelines, Google Material 3, and industry leaders such as Stripe, Linear, Airbnb, and Google, featuring 3D illustrations, gradient buttons, glass effects, and soft shadows. Premium cards showcase layered surfaces, rich padding, and elegant spacing, while typography and layout create a clear hierarchy of page title, statistics, and CTA. Interactive KPI widgets, smart recommendations, and AI insights cards are seamlessly integrated, and micro‑interactions such as ripple effects, smooth transitions, and pull‑to‑refresh enhance responsiveness. The layout remains mobile‑centric, ensuring one‑handed usability, large touch targets, and accessibility compliance. This project also requires development support.

# Illustrator Needed: Retro-Inspired Fish Mascot + Supporting Brand Elements

## Project overview

I’m looking for an illustrator to develop an original character and small supporting illustration system for **GTM Story**, a B2B positioning and go-to-market consultancy.

The brand is bold, direct, intelligent, witty and slightly strange. It challenges safe, forgettable B2B storytelling, so the illustration should feel distinctive and confident—not corporate, polished for its own sake or conventionally “professional.”

This is an illustration-development project, not a full brand identity or logo-design project. I already have the broader brand direction, typography and an initial color palette.

## The central concept

I have landed on the core idea of a sardine standing vertically with a separate dot beneath it, creating the loose visual impression of an **exclamation mark**.

The image should work on two levels:

* It is clearly a fish character.
* Its vertical silhouette and the dot subtly create punctuation.

The idea represents standing out, refusing sameness, emphasis, voice and having the nerve to say something memorable.

I have an early AI-generated concept that establishes the basic composition, but it is not polished artwork and should not be treated as the final design. I’m looking for an illustrator to interpret and improve it—not simply trace it.

## What I want to explore

The central concept is established, but the visual execution is intentionally open. I would like to explore:

* The fish’s silhouette, proportions and degree of abstraction
* How clearly it reads as both a sardine and an exclamation mark
* Different internal patterns and color blocking
* The character’s face, eye treatment and personality
* Flat versus lightly textured treatments
* More geometric versus more hand-drawn approaches
* How the separate dot relates to the fish
* A few color combinations drawn from my existing palette

The character should feel self-possessed, bold and a little ridiculous—but not cute, childish or cartoonishly expressive.

It should remain recognizable at smaller web and presentation sizes, although it is a mascot/illustration rather than a tiny logo mark.

## Visual direction

The illustration direction I’m drawn to could be described as:

* Modern mid-century editorial illustration
* Retro Mediterranean or European food-packaging graphics
* Colorful vintage sardine-tin artwork
* Flat 2D shapes and bold color blocking
* Screen-print or gouache-inspired texture
* Slightly imperfect, handmade geometry
* Bright, contemporary color rather than muted nostalgia

I like illustration that feels retro without becoming distressed, sepia-toned, kitschy or overly literal. The reference images are intended to communicate the general energy and visual language; the finished work must be original.

## Initial scope

For quoting purposes, please estimate a core scope that includes:

1. Initial exploration of approximately 2–3 character directions
2. Development and refinement of one selected fish/exclamation-mark character
3. Exploration of pattern, color and texture treatments
4. Approximately two rounds of revisions
5. Final editable vector artwork
6. Web-ready transparent PNG and SVG exports
7. Full-color, one-color and simplified versions where appropriate

I would also like a small supporting illustration toolkit, potentially including:

* One or two repeatable patterns
* Approximately 4–6 complementary graphic elements or motifs
* Small fish-school, wave, dot, border or packaging-inspired elements
* Elements that can be used across a website, presentation decks and social graphics

The precise supporting set can be finalized collaboratively once the primary character direction is established.

## What it should not feel like

Please avoid:

* Cute children’s-book mascots
* Generic corporate vector art
* Realistic fish illustration
* Nautical or seafood-restaurant branding
* Heavily distressed vintage pastiche
* A conventional commercial sardine label
* A character that resembles a carrot, necktie, rocket, penguin or human figure
* Overly polished gradients or three-dimensional effects

## Final deliverables and rights

The final artwork should be supplied in editable vector format, ideally AI, SVG or EPS, along with high-resolution and web-ready PNG files.

## When responding

Please include:

* A link to relevant illustration or character-design work
* Examples of flat, geometric, retro or packaging-inspired illustration
* Your creative process
* Estimated project timeline
* Project-based quote for the core character scope
* Optional quote for the supporting illustration toolkit
* Number of concepts and revision rounds included
* Licensing, usage-rights and source-file terms
* Your current availability

I’m especially interested in illustrators who can bring their own point of view to the character while working within an established brand direction.

Design a minimalist, modern smart earring collection that meets sub‑millimeter tolerances for manufacturability.

The collection should reflect our focus on wearable technology while maintaining a clean, contemporary aesthetic while being unisex. Designers must consider production feasibility, ensuring each piece can be fabricated with precision and integrated with smart components. The design should be ready for manufacturing without compromising the brand’s minimalist, modern identity.

You will need to work with our hardware engineer for PCB dimensions, with the result being full end‑product renderings and manufacturing‑ready designs.

Logo design for Spirit's Arrow, a faith‑inspired apparel brand and content platform targeting the next generation.

The logo should embody a Christian youngLA/lulu vibe, incorporating elements such as an arrow and cross, while remaining easily identifiable and visually appealing on hats and other apparel. It must reflect the brand’s tagline, “Always Victorious,” and convey premium streetwear quality that sparks real conversations and meets people where they are.

Design a mobile application that delivers a playful, professional, and modern UI/UX for golfers during their off‑course time.

The app targets the largest segment of golfers who spend most of their time away from the course, offering habit‑building tools, knowledge resources, and skill‑enhancement features that align with the promise of improving performance by 1% daily. Visual language will balance playful elements with professional polish, ensuring a contemporary look that resonates with modern golfers.

Astorla is a marketing measurement and decision intelligence platform.

It combines data from advertising platforms, analytics, CRM systems, revenue sources, and external market signals to help businesses measure marketing effectiveness and make better investment decisions.

The platform uses methodologies from:

- Statistics and probability
- Econometrics
- Linear algebra and calculus
- Regression and time‑series modelling
- Diminishing returns and saturation models
- Marginal‑return analysis
- Forecasting and scenario modelling
- Incrementality and attribution measurement
- Budget optimization

Project Objective

We are looking for an experienced designer to create a distinctive logo and complete visual identity for Astorla.

The identity should communicate:

- Mathematical precision
- Measurement and scientific rigour
- Clarity
- Commercial intelligence
- Confidence
- Sophistication

It should feel modern and credible for enterprise clients without looking overly academic, cold, or like a generic analytics platform.

Creative Direction

The logo should be developed in black and white first.

We are interested in an original abstract symbol inspired by concepts such as:

- Measurement and calibration
- Mathematical transformation
- Relationships between variables
- Diminishing returns and saturation
- Optimisation and convergence
- Vectors, matrices, and dimensional relationships
- Multiple inputs producing a structured output
- Investment and commercial outcomes

The symbol should be simple, distinctive, and recognisable at small sizes.

What to Avoid

- Letter “A” monograms
- Generic charts or upward arrows
- Brains, robots, or circuit imagery
- Stars or sparkle symbols
- Generic technology gradients
- Stock icons or template‑based concepts
- Literal mathematical formulas as the logo
- Overly futuristic or cyberpunk style

We are looking for a Front-End Web Developer who is motivated to combine the art of design with the art of programming. Responsibilities will include translation of the UI/UX design wireframes to actual code that will produce visual elements of the application. You will work with the UI/UX designer and bridge the gap between graphical design and technical implementation, taking an active role on both sides and defining how the application looks as well as how it works.

I’m looking for a Shopify expert to redesign and develop CozyGiftz.com, a personalized gift e-commerce website. The goal is to create a clean, modern, conversion-focused shopping experience with dedicated user journeys for both individual customers and corporate/bulk buyers. The project includes UI/UX design, Shopify development, and seamless integration with our existing personalization workflow.

Design and develop a premium, editorial website for Bridgegold, a London advisory, based on approved Figma designs and benchmarked against the Bedrock project by Apropos Agency.

The site will employ a minimalist, professional visual style with Next.js App Router, Payload CMS, PostgreSQL, and Prisma, hosted on Vercel. It must feature a self‑manageable admin panel that allows the non‑technical team to add, edit, hide, reorder and translate all content—including pages, nested pages, sections, cards, CTAs, blog/news, FAQs, metadata, and structured data tables—in English, Turkish and Arabic (full RTL). The build must match Figma precisely in typography, spacing, motion, responsiveness, performance, and accessibility, and integrate HubSpot forms, GTM, GA4, and a custom data‑driven toolkit.

Full Mobile & Desktop Figma Wireframes & UI Prototypes:

Homepage: Dynamic hero banner, featured collections, bestsellers carousel, Instagram feed, and newsletter popup.

Product Catalog Page: Multi-filter system (Size, Color, Price, Material) and sorting options.

Product Detail Page (PDP): High-res image gallery, interactive color swatches, size guide modal, stock availability indicator, and "Complete the Look" section.

Cart & Checkout: Slide-out mini-cart and 1-page checkout flow.

User Account Pages: Order history, wishlist, and profile management.

Figma Design System / UI Kit: Components, typography, color styles, and developer-ready layout specs.

Preferred Style: Minimalist, elegant, high-end fashion aesthetic with clear typography and strong emphasis on high-quality visual content.

Budget & Timeline: €1,200 – €1,500 EUR | 2–3 Weeks.

Design of a static creative template set for Linkbroker, a German B2B marketplace for backlinks, digital PR and AI search visibility.

The creatives target a professional, skeptical audience: SEO agencies, ecommerce owners and marketing managers, 30 to 60, German speaking. They respond to data and proof, not to lifestyle imagery.

We need one template per format, across roughly 13 formats: offer and CTA poster, founder opinion post, social proof screenshot, before and after, competitor comparison, big stat card, listicle, three step explainer, AI visibility angle, objection and FAQ, lead magnet cover, deliberately unpolished native screenshot, and product demo.

Two hard requirements. All copy is in German, so the typography has to handle long compound words. And we need editable templates our team can fill in ourselves, not one off graphics.

Sizes 4:5 and 1:1, plus some 9:16. First batch of 10 to 15 statics, ongoing collaboration if it works out.

I am launching a luxury fashion brand created by a former corporate business leader for women like herself. The goal of this project is to design and develop a sophisticated, modern e-commerce storefront that reflects understated elegance, builds immediate credibility, and delivers an effortless shopping experience. The visual tone must feel high‑end, uncluttered, and refined (think Celine, The Row, or Khaite).