Project Briefs

A platform for finding (similar to YouTube) trusted wellness videos (all sourced from YouTube, Instagram, TikTok), asking questions (similar to ChatGPT), and getting trusted answers (our strength here, showing the exact minute and second of a video where a trusted expert said it). The focus is first on the UX, figuring out what kind of experience users should go through, next, design both website and app, according to the UX.

UI/UX design for a professional fitness mobile app, concentrating on the onboarding flow and paywall sequence.

The core product vision, rough wireframes, and clear user journeys provide a foundation for polished, conversion‑ready screens. Illustration, subtle animations, and concise step‑by‑step guidance for new users are essential. Collaboration occurs in Figma using the Adapty Flow (Figma_v2) library, requiring familiarity with its components, constraints, and prototyping features. Rapid iteration, live screen‑shares, and short video calls in clear English support a swift workflow. An hourly arrangement or longer contract is acceptable, and the designer should supply relevant mobile examples.

Design a professional, 3D flat logo for a freelance designer seeking ongoing projects.

The logo should convey expertise and creativity, using clean lines and subtle depth effects to balance 3D and flat aesthetics. It must be versatile for use across digital platforms, print materials, and promotional items, reflecting the brand’s commitment to quality and professionalism.

Animation design is required for a minimalist visual style.

The animation will be used by game studios and game developers, requiring both 2D and 3D animators to create engaging, brand‑aligned content.

Design a cohesive brand identity for Ridenava, an on‑demand water transport service that combines the convenience of ride‑hailing with maritime travel.

The identity should be minimalist and modern, featuring a strong word‑mark logo for the name Nava, a matching app icon set, and supporting visual elements that convey reliability and innovation. Deliverables include high‑resolution logo files, iconography for mobile platforms, and brand guidelines that outline color palette, typography, and usage rules.

I am looking for a talented designer to create a premium, modern website for a health and wellness brand. The website should be visually impressive, trustworthy, mobile-friendly, and include tasteful animations. Experience with healthcare, wellness, or consumer brands is preferred. Additional project details will be shared with shortlisted designers.

Design a complete visual identity system for Courté, a premium padel‑centric apparel brand.

The brief targets style‑conscious male padel players in their 20s‑30s, blending refined, relaxed, confident, social, contemporary, and lightly playful attributes into an effortless modern European sporting style. The identity must perform across clothing, embroidery, woven labels, caps, bags, packaging, website headers, social profile images, and digital applications. Deliverables include a primary wordmark (with optional secondary symbol), logo variations, embroidery‑optimized versions, color and typography systems, graphic language, initial packaging direction, digital/social applications, and brand guidelines. The design should avoid generic luxury cursive, fashion‑house calligraphy, literal padel imagery, and aggressive performance‑sports aesthetics, while offering 2–3 distinct creative territories with rationale and mockups on polo, cap, bag, label, packaging, website, and Instagram. Existing brand strategy, positioning, ICP, and product direction will be provided to ground the creative process. Designers with experience in fashion, sportswear, lifestyle, premium consumer brands, and typography‑led identities are preferred.

Hi! I'm looking for a talented asset/illustration designer to help define and scale the visual identity of Cibbbo, an AI‑powered food app that helps users turn ingredients they already have into recipes.

**What I Need**

I'm looking for someone who can create a consistent, recognizable illustration and asset style that becomes a core part of the Cibbbo brand. The goal is for users to instantly recognize Cibbbo visuals across the app, website, onboarding, marketing materials, social content, and future product features.

**Deliverables**

- Empty state illustrations
- Onboarding assets
- Community and social feature assets
- Website graphics and supporting brand visuals

**Ideal Designer**

- Strong illustration and asset design portfolio
- Experience creating complete visual systems, not just individual illustrations
- Ability to maintain consistency across hundreds of assets
- Modern, friendly, premium consumer‑app aesthetic
- Experience with startups and product design is a plus

**About Cibbbo**

Cibbbo helps users take a photo of their fridge or pantry, identify ingredients with AI, discover recipes, and connect with a food‑loving community.

**Timeline**

Looking to start immediately. This is an urgent hire and could grow into an ongoing design partnership for the right person.

**If interested, please send:**

- Portfolio
- Relevant illustration/asset work
- Availability
- Rates

Looking forward to seeing your work!

Design a premium, modern 3D landing page for a trucking dispatch service.

The interface retains the existing brand identity and structure while adding dimensional, interactive elements. A dark logistics‑inspired theme features a realistic 3D semi‑truck hero with animated route lines, floating load cards displaying pickup, delivery, rate, miles, and equipment, and interactive 3D dashboard components. Glassmorphism panels, subtle depth‑enhanced buttons, and smooth scrolling create a professional, trustworthy feel. The hero section presents the headline “We Find the Loads. You Keep Moving.”, subheadline, and primary CTA “Get Started” with a secondary “Talk to a Dispatcher.” Interactive 3D cards showcase services such as Load Finding, Broker Negotiation, Load Booking, Equipment & Container Support, and Carrier Support, each with visual indicators for status. The design balances realism with usability, ensuring conversion focus and a modern logistics technology aesthetic.

I’m building Comlae, a UK-based privacy-first physical letter fulfilment service.

Customers can create or upload a letter online, enter a recipient, select a UK postal service, pay, and have the physical letter prepared and posted from the UK.

The website already has a strong visual foundation. This is not a blank-slate rebrand. I’m looking for an experienced designer to refine the existing direction into a distinctive Comlae identity, compact digital design system and coherent motion system.

EXISTING BRAND DIRECTION

• Brand: COMLAE
• Pronunciation: COM-lay
• Core proposition: “Physical post, handled online.”
• Current descriptor candidate: “Letters, relayed.”
• Clean white / cool-grey surfaces
• Bright Comlae red: approx. #D33D4E
• Deep navy/ink: approx. #172033
• IBM Plex Sans interface typography
• Minimal, modern, professional and authoritative
• Postal-adjacent without looking like a traditional postal operator
• Bright and approachable, not crypto-themed

The existing colour, typography and website direction should be refined rather than replaced.

WHAT I NEED

Brand identity
• 3 distinct initial identity concepts
• Original Comlae symbol/mark
• Refined/custom COMLAE wordmark
• Symbol + wordmark lockups
• Horizontal/header version
• Symbol-only and wordmark-only versions
• Favicon/app icon
• Light, dark and monochrome versions
• Minimum-size and clear-space guidance

Digital brand/UI system
• Primary, secondary and tertiary buttons
• Hover, active, focus, disabled and loading states
• Form/input styling
• Dropdowns, checkboxes and upload states
• Status badges/chips
• Cards, notices and navigation states
• Icon/graphic style
• Colour, spacing, radius, shadow and focus rules

This should formalise the existing Comlae UI, not redesign the entire website.

Hero motion
I want a bespoke, restrained 4–7 second homepage animation showing:

Letter/page settles into view
Content appears
Recipient details appear
Page slips partly into an envelope
Envelope settles
Restrained dispatch/completion cue
Animation rests

The motion should feel precise and premium, not cartoon-like or continuously distracting.

Desktop, mobile and reduced-motion/static treatments are required.

BRAND MOTION

I would also like a subtle animated version of the Comlae symbol so the logo and hero animation share one coherent visual language.

STYLE / DIFFERENTIATION

Comlae should feel:

• trustworthy
• polished
• discreet
• modern
• authoritative
• professional
• recognisably connected to physical communication

It should NOT feel like:

• a crypto company
• generic SaaS
• a children's mail app
• a courier company
• a heritage postal brand
• a clone of another online letter service

Comlae is independent from Royal Mail and Post Office. No crowns, official-looking uniforms, mail bags, postal insignia or anything suggesting affiliation.

DELIVERABLES

• Editable vector logo/source files
• SVG, PDF and PNG exports
• Editable Figma source for UI system
• Layered/vector hero artwork
• Original motion/project source
• Production-ready animation assets
• Favicon/social variants
• Concise brand guidelines
• Commercial rights to the final bespoke work

I would prefer the identity and motion work to be handled by the same designer, or by a closely coordinated team.

Please include relevant examples of brand identity + restrained digital motion in your proposal.

Logo and brand identity — vending machine company (Colorado)

We are Koholā Vending LLC, a new vending machine business based in Colorado. We are looking for a designer to create our logo and core brand identity.

About the name: Koholā is the Hawaiian word for humpback whale. That is the origin of the name, but we are not attached to a literal whale illustration — we are open to visual direction and want to see what you would do with it.

What makes this project a little different: our machines are black, and the main branding surface is a lit 1920 × 540 screen across the top of each one — so the reversed, light‑on‑dark version is the primary mark, not a variant, and the horizontal lockup has to hold a 3.6‑to‑1 letterbox. It also has to work as large‑format vinyl seen from ten feet in an office breakroom, and at business‑card and favicon size. We expect to expand beyond Colorado, so we do not want a mark that is locked to one state’s imagery.

Scope:
- Primary logo
- Horizontal and stacked lockups
- One‑color and reversed versions
- Icon‑only mark
- Color specifications (CMYK, RGB, Pantone)
- Short usage guide
- Full vector source files

Terms:
- Full copyright assigned to us on final payment
- Designer retains portfolio display rights
- We will ask you to confirm the work is original and to tell us whether and how you used AI tools in your process

Budget: $1,000–$2,000 fixed price

Timeline:
- Concepts at two weeks
- Primary mark and wordmark locked at two and a half weeks so business cards can go to print
- Final files at four weeks

We launch in late October, so this schedule is firm.

To apply: Send a link to your portfolio and two or three sentences on how you would approach this. Please include at least one brand identity you took from start to finish, not just logo presentation shots. I will send the full creative brief to anyone I would like to talk with further.

Calixte's Express is a comprehensive shipping and logistics platform specializing in international cargo forwarding from the USA to Haiti, as well as domestic Haiti-to-Haiti deliveries.

Beyond a standard management dashboard, the platform features a complete web application that acts as a public-facing business profile explaining our services and operations. It includes a secure login system that routes users to dedicated, role-based web interfaces: a Customer Portal for clients to track shipments and manage orders, and an Employee Portal for staff to handle internal operations and logistics tracking, all powered by our robust mobile app, web frontend, and secure backend API."

I'm looking for a talented designer to create a modern, conversion-focused marketing website that feels premium, trustworthy, and consumer-friendly. The site will primarily be used to introduce the product, explain how it works, build a waitlist/user base, and eventually drive app downloads.

A few things I'm looking for:

Modern SaaS/startup design quality
Strong UX and conversion-focused layouts
Mobile-first responsive design
Clean illustrations/visual storytelling
High-end feel

The website would include sections such as:

Hero section
Product features & benefits
How it works
Community/social features
Testimonials/social proof
FAQ
Waitlist / App Download CTA
Footer

Project Goals:
• Reposition the business online as a premium, bespoke travel specialist
• Present a modern, elegant, and trustworthy visual brand
• Improve the user experience across desktop and mobile devices
• Increase qualified inquiries from travelers seeking custom itineraries
• Highlight destination expertise in Japan, China, Taiwan, and Korea
• Make the website easier to manage and update over time

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
Website Redesign Vendor Brief
Asia Sublime Travel · Luxury custom journeys across East Asia
September 2026 · Prepared for qualified design and development partners
This brief is written so three vendors can submit comparable proposals for a full website redesign. Please price the scope below. Do not copy any competitor site. Reference sites are listed only for tone, information architecture, and conversion patterns.
Current website: https://asiasublime.com
Target budget: about US $10-15k for the base build, with some flexibility if a clear improvement in quality or launch readiness requires it. We do not want online booking or a long list of extras. We want a strong, beautiful site that connects with prospective clients and shows the character of the business.
1. Business overview
Asia Sublime Travel designs high-end, fully custom private trips, with Japan as the primary destination and additional expertise in China, Taiwan, and South Korea. The brand is premium, knowledgeable, and personal. Travelers expect expert planning, exclusive access, and calm, high-touch service.
Trips are designed by Asia Sublime and executed on the ground by four trusted land-operator partners. The company’s advantage is a smaller, specialist operation: deep destination knowledge, careful itinerary craft, and attention to detail rather than volume or packaged group tours.
Most inquiries today arrive through a long-standing partner channel. The new website must strengthen the independent Asia Sublime brand, improve close rates on existing inquiries, and over time attract qualified direct leads through search, referrals, and content.
What we do not sell: low-cost group tours, à-la-carte hotel-only or tour-only booking, or live inventory. The site is a trust and inquiry engine, not an online booking engine.
2. Project objective
The current website at asiasublime.com is outdated and was built around institutional group travel. It must be replaced. The new site should:
• Present a luxury, editorial brand that matches how the company actually works today.
• Focus almost entirely on small, personalized private trips for affluent independent travelers.
• Keep a modest, secondary path for affinity / institutional group travel (not prominent on the homepage).
• Move ready visitors quickly into a qualified inquiry, while giving explorers rich destination content.
• Be easy for the owners to update (copy, photos, itineraries, blog) without a developer for routine changes.
• Be SEO-ready from launch, with a content structure that can also support AI search visibility over time.
3. Brand and visual direction
The desired feel is elegant, refined, editorial, and self-assured — like a well-run luxury ryokan: understated, educated, and not flashy. Strong photography, generous white space, thoughtful typography, and a calm luxury palette.
• Tone of voice: expert, warm, precise. Not promotional or generic luxury-template language.
• Photography: large, original or licensed destination imagery. No obvious stock clichés.
• Keep the existing Asia Sublime logo. Do not create a new logo or full brand identity. Apply the current mark with refined typography, color, and layout.
• Mobile-first and fully responsive (phone, tablet, desktop). Fast, accessible, and uncluttered.
4. Reference sites — inspiration only
Vendors may study the following sites for structure and conversion patterns. The delivered site must be original in design, code, photography treatment, and copy. Do not reproduce layouts, components, or wording.
Reference What to study — not copy
boutiquejapan.com Calm luxury tone; sample itineraries as inspiration; process page; discreet pricing bands; deep destination content reached through clear links; inquiry form that qualifies budget and dates.
Jacada Travel / similar luxury planners Two homepage paths: ready-to-engage (“Start here”) versus still-exploring.
Asia Sublime’s main structural difference from a single-country specialist: the homepage should open into four country gateways — Japan, China, Taiwan, and South Korea — then reuse the same page types in each country.
5. Audiences and user journeys
Primary audience
Affluent independent travelers planning custom private trips of roughly one to three weeks, especially first or return visits to Japan, and culturally rich travel across East Asia. They expect quality, expertise, and a premium presentation. The site should quietly discourage bargain hunters.
Secondary audience
Affinity and institutional groups (alumni, associations). This path should exist but sit in a less obvious location (for example a footer or /groups page), not compete with the private-trip story.
Two homepage journeys
• Ready to plan: persistent “Start here / Inquire” CTA on home, country, itinerary, and process pages.
• Still exploring: country gateways, sample trips, destination guides, process, pricing ranges, and blog/guides.

Not a facelift—a complete strategic redesign. Think premium, authoritative, and modern. Serve multiple user types (business founders, investors, service seekers) with an intuitive experience.

What You'll Create:

- Reimagined hero and navigation
- Smart user intent system
- Visual storytelling (stats, journey, industries, trust)
- Design system (components, typography, interactions)
- Mobile and accessibility

The Real Challenge:
“How do we make it effortless for visitors to find exactly what they need—despite serving many different audiences?”

Reference: DMCC.ae (premium feel), Meydanfz.ae (conversion focus)—but don't copy. Create something unique.

We Want:
✓ Strategic thinking, not cosmetic changes
✓ Premium, institutional aesthetic
✓ Solid portfolio of corporate/B2B work
✓ Figma and design systems experience