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Design that solves a problem, not design that wins awards

Interfaces, materials and visual systems built to be used, and to work on any screen, in any language.

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Our angle

The angle for this niche: design is usually bought on taste. We sell it on function, what the user has to do, how fast, and what is stopping them right now.

What it covers

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    Creative for marketing

    Creative for marketing means producing the static visual material that goes into paid campaigns: ad banners (Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Google Display), templates for social media posts and stories, and the visual design of campaign landing pages.

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    Motion & Brand Animation

    Motion and brand animation means animating the graphic elements of an identity, logo, shapes, typography, interface components, so that the brand behaves coherently when it moves, not only when it stands still.

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    Packaging & labels

    Packaging and labels means designing a product's physical packaging, the box, the bottle, the film, the self-adhesive label, the insert inside, and preparing it fully for print and production. It is not a branch of graphic design applied decoratively to an empty box.

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    Print & Corporate Materials

    Print and corporate materials means everything printed to represent a company in a face to face interaction, usually with a lot of commercial value at stake: corporate and sales presentations, catalogues and presentation magazines, brochures, roll-up banners and event materials (folders, invitations, temporary signage, conference materials).

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    UI/UX Design

    UI/UX design means research with real users, information architecture, wireframes, a testable prototype, a design system and, as a standalone product, a UX audit on something already built.

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