Project Briefs

Character design is required for a New York‑based company that creates storytelling wooden toys inspired by NYC.

The design should be playful, illustrated, and full of personality while avoiding overly babyish or generic tones. All artwork must be original, with no AI‑generated submissions, and the client requires full ownership and commercial rights upon final payment. The ideal collaborator has experience in character illustration, product design, and Adobe Illustrator, and is interested in a long‑term creative partnership. Potential future work includes additional character sets, packaging artwork, website illustrations, marketing materials, and other projects as the brand grows.

Design a bold, colorful, 3D realistic animation for a mystery box concept.

The animation should emphasize vivid colors and depth, creating a realistic 3D effect that captures the intrigue of a mystery box. The visual style will incorporate dynamic lighting and motion to enhance engagement and convey the brand’s playful yet sophisticated identity.

Product Designer — relationship psychometrics app (project-based, remote, EU hours)

I'm building MindMatch, a psychometric platform for couples. Two partners each answer a questionnaire privately; each gets a written personal report; together they get a joint report about their dynamic. It is deliberately not a dating app — no swiping, no streaks, no dopamine loops.

The product works. It's live, built in Flutter, with a real engine behind it. What it doesn't have is a designer. I'm a non-technical founder who has been art-directing by committee with AI tools, and the result is inconsistent screens and a lot of wasted motion.

I need someone to own the visual and interaction design of a handful of core screens — and to make decisions, not present me with ten options.

Project-based to start (a defined set of screens, paid, fixed scope). If funding lands, this becomes a full-time role. Equity participation is available and negotiable for the right person.

Remote, European hours preferred. Send me 2–3 pieces of work you actually designed and a sentence on what you'd change about a reading-heavy screen.

Redesign of CozyGiftz’s Shopify storefront, focusing on UI/UX, to deliver a minimalist, elegant, modern experience for both B2C and B2B customers.

The redesign features clear navigation between Personal Gifts and Corporate Gifts, a B2B product page with logo upload, special instructions, quantity selection, tiered bulk pricing, shipping calculator, subtotal, proof approval, production and delivery information, and full mobile responsiveness. The designer demonstrates experience with Shopify stores that combine personalized products, bulk ordering, and tiered pricing, and provides UI/UX design plus full Shopify implementation.

This project also requires development support.

Design a premium, elegant brand identity for IF magazine, a publication dedicated to showcasing influencers.

Deliverables include a primary logo, secondary logo lockups, brand mark/favicon, color palette, typography recommendations, and basic brand guidelines. The identity conveys professionalism, trustworthiness, and modernity while establishing a strong foundation beyond the logo.

A modern, trustworthy website design is required for a real estate business that helps clients find and purchase properties.

The design should incorporate bold, colorful, playful, and realistic visual elements while maintaining a premium yet approachable aesthetic. The user experience must be simple and intuitive, enabling seamless browsing, preference‑based search, and detailed listing views across desktop and mobile platforms.

Design a realistic website for Furnixo India, a home furniture dealer in Pune.https://www.furnixoindia.com/home-furniture-manufacturers-in-pune.php

The site should showcase a wide range of furniture solutions, emphasizing quality and functionality while catering to diverse interior styles and lifestyles. Visuals should reflect realistic textures and colors, with clear navigation and engaging product displays to aid homeowners in making informed decisions.

EchoJet is a private jet brokerage built differently. Our clients expect discretion and polish, but we're not interested in looking like every other white and gold jet company on the market. We want a brand that is bold, a little irreverent, unmistakably premium.

We're looking for a Creative Director to take our fractured branding and turn it into something classy, sleek, and genuinely different. This isn't a "tidy up the logo" job. We want someone who can see the whole picture—brand identity, website, visual language—and pull it into one confident direction.

We have a clear starting point: a maximalist collage aesthetic that blends hand‑drawn illustration with realistic aircraft photography, something we haven't seen anyone else in this market attempt. Your job is to take that seed of an idea and make it work.

You'll be shaping the visual identity of a brokerage that aims to stand out in an extremely competitive, extremely traditional market. If you want creative ownership over something that isn't already boxed in by a decade of brand guidelines, this is that project.

You will
- Define EchoJet's full brand identity.
- Develop and execute the maximalist collage concept, illustration meets aviation photography.
- Build our website with SEO at its core. We want page 1 by summer 2027.
- Translate our brand across social, sales collateral, and client‑facing materials.

We want
- A strong portfolio showing bold, unconventional brand work, ideally where you've taken a client from generic to genuinely distinctive.
- Website design and build skills, with working SEO knowledge.
- Willingness to work with our in‑house creative team with the leadership and support skills to steer them in the right direction.
- Bring a point of view to the table. We want someone who pushes back when something won't work, not someone who just executes orders. Regardless, we are also looking for someone with a creative flair to think outside of the box. We don't want normal.

LimoOS is a premium limousine booking and management platform for luxury transportation companies, corporate clients, executives and VIP travelers.

I need an experienced UI/UX designer to create an original, high‑end mobile app design in Figma. This should not look like Uber, Lyft, or a generic taxi app.

Preferred style/reference: Apple‑level simplicity combined with the luxury feel of Blacklane, Mercedes‑Benz, private aviation and five‑star hotel/concierge apps. Clean, sophisticated, modern, minimal and premium.

First phase: Design 5–8 key screens including:
- Home/Booking
- Pickup & Destination
- Vehicle Selection
- Passenger Details
- Payment/Review
- Confirmation

I also need a complete reusable Figma UI kit/design system including:
- buttons
- fields
- cards
- icons
- menus
- colors
- typography
- components
- variants
- other assets

so I can create additional screens later while keeping exactly the same design style.

After the design is approved, I may hire the same designer for the full LimoOS application and clickable Figma prototype.

Please send examples of your best luxury mobile app/UI work and Figma design systems.

Design a bold, colorful, 3D icon set that transforms existing iOS emojis into a more playful style for the application.

The icon set should cover all standard emoji categories, maintain recognizability while adding playful 3D elements, use a vibrant color palette, and be delivered in scalable vector format suitable for integration into the app's UI.

We're a profitable B2B nutrition manufacturer (private-label protein bars, cookies, brownies). We have an approved brand direction and homepage concept already designed — we need a skilled designer/developer to finish it: (1) turn our logo concept into a final, production-ready vector logo package, and (2) design and build our new website in WordPress from the approved direction.

This is an execution project, not a redesign — we know the look we want and will provide the concepts, brand board, palette, and typeface. We need someone who will finish our vision faithfully and to a high standard.

Deliverables: final vector logo suite (all formats + variations) and a ~5–6 page responsive WordPress site with a working contact/"Partner With Us" form. Full source files and ownership transferred to us.

Experience with food, beverage, nutrition, or CPG brands is a plus.

To apply: share your portfolio (brand + WordPress work), your 2 most relevant projects, a fixed-price bid and timeline, and tell us whether you're bidding on the logo, the website, or both.

Budget: [ADD RANGE] | Timeline: [ADD TARGET]
About Core Craft
Core Craft Nutrition is a private-label / contract manufacturer of protein bars, cookies, brownies, and functional snacks. We partner with nutrition brands to take products from first recipe to national retail production. The business is established and growing, and we are upgrading our brand and website to match the quality of our operation as we expand our outreach to new customers and partners.
What We Already Have
An approved creative direction. The concepts below are done — a logo/identity system and a homepage design. Your job is to finalize and build them, not to start over. We will provide these files, the brand board (mark rationale, bronze palette, and typeface), and direction on copy and imagery.

Redesign the complete UI/UX of POSLab — an offline-first point-of-sale platform for restaurants and retail

POSLab is a working POS product (India-first, expanding) with two core surfaces: a touch-first POS app used on Windows tills and tablets by waiters and cashiers during rush hours, and a Back Office web console where owners and managers run menus, floors, printers, staff, and reports. We're commissioning a ground-up visual and interaction redesign of both.

What makes this different from a generic POS shot:

- Offline-first is the architecture, not a feature. Every screen renders instantly from local data — the design must never depend on spinners, loading states as primary states, or "waiting for server" moments. Online and offline must feel identical.
- Restaurant flow is the heart: floor/table map → order taking → kitchen tickets (KOT) → running bills → split/settle → thermal receipt. Speed matters: a waiter takes an order in seconds, standing, one-handed, mid-noise. Fat-finger-proof touch targets, minimal taps per action.
- Hardware is visible in the UI: printer status, cash drawers, kitchen displays, USB/LAN/Bluetooth device management — status truthfulness matters to us (a device we haven't checked shows "unknown", never a fake "online").
- India-market specifics: ₹ everywhere, veg/non-veg markers (these are regulatory-fixed marks, not decoration), GST billing, multi-language (English, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil).
- One accent color themes the product (currently emerald); semantic colors (success/danger/warning)ay fixed. We want atoken-based system a dev team can implement — not just beautiful shots.
Deliverables we'd value: a coherent design system (tokens, type scale, components, density rule vs touch-first POS), the key flows above at real resolutions (1280×800 till, tablet, phone for the
manager-on-the-go), lighline states treated asfirst-class.

Style direction: minimalist and professional — calm surfaces, strong hierarchy, generous toucity in Back Office. Think "a tool staff trust at 9pm on a Saturday," not a landing page.

Designing a cohesive visual identity for a publication series, including chapter diagrams, act icons, and a puzzle‑piece book cover that aligns with a playful, modern, flat aesthetic.

Chapter diagrams progress sequentially, with each of the 12 chapters featuring a flat black‑and‑white illustration that builds on the previous one, and a color variant for web assets inspired by the Anthropic icon set. Each section includes a summary diagram combining the four preceding chapter visuals, a narrative story, and a small act icon. The book cover, front, back, and spine are designed to interlock as puzzle pieces, using color lines to create new images when books are arranged side by side. A click‑down interaction is planned for phase two to reveal more detailed diagrams for the journal playbook, psychometric testing, and website.

# Aurora Peak — Brand Identity Brief

## About Aurora Peak

Aurora Peak is a new software company based in the Pacific Northwest. [1–2 sentences: what the software does, who it's for. This is the first thing designers will ask.]

We're building the identity from scratch and want a designer with strong typography and identity‑system experience to create it with us. We need more than a logo — the identity has to work across products, websites, app icons, social profiles, and presentations, and hold up as the company grows.

## The name

**Aurora Peak**

Optional tagline: *Crafted in the Pacific Northwest.* It doesn't need to live in the logo lockup.

## What we're after

A mark that reads as a confident software company. The PNW is part of our character, but skip the postcard imagery — if the region shows up, let it come through in typography, color, or atmosphere rather than mountains and evergreens. Same on the software side: no brackets, cursors, or circuit patterns. Precision and craft don't need literal tech symbols.

Qualities we care about:

- Distinctive and ownable
- Modern without chasing a trend
- Works at 16px and on a billboard
- Confident without going corporate
- Flexible enough to carry future products

## Creative freedom

We're not prescribing a symbol or metaphor. An "AP" monogram is fine if the concept earns it, but don't treat it as the default — a custom wordmark, an original symbol, or a typographic system could all be the right answer. Whatever you propose, show us the reasoning.

A few things we'd rather not see: mountain silhouettes, aurora gradients, stock or template constructions, geometric abstraction that needs a paragraph to explain itself, or AI‑generated artwork presented as original design.

## Initial exploration

Present **three distinct creative directions** — different ideas, not recolors of the same mark. For each:

- Concept and rationale
- Primary mark or wordmark
- Favicon / app‑icon approach
- Rough typography and color direction.