Project Briefs

Design a minimalist, elegant, modern landing page for Premier Health and Well‑Being Journeys, targeting travel industry professionals with a premium, application‑gated experience.

The page must be mobile‑responsive, integrate a form, and reflect luxury hospitality standards with strong typography. Delivery is required within 21 days, with a portfolio of at least two luxury examples, 5+ years experience, and direct communication preferred. The project is part of a 90‑day launch of Thailand health, wellness, and medical wellness journeys for high‑net‑worth clients and channel partners.

Dark Theme Tech Website (Figma, 9+ Pages, Developer Handoff)

About the Project

Limestone Networks is an enterprise bare metal server, GPU compute, and colocation provider going through a full website revamp. We have finished copy, SEO strategy, and a clear visual direction from our CEO. What we need is a skilled UI designer to bring it all together in Figma — pixel-perfect, developer-ready, and true to the aesthetic reference we'll provide.
This is a well-scoped, well-resourced project. Everything except the visual design is already done.

What We Need
High-fidelity Figma mockups for 9 pages:

Home
Bare Metal Servers
GPU / AI Compute
Cloud Instances
Colocation
Private Cloud
About / Company
Pricing
Contact / Get Started

Visual Direction
Dark purple and deep navy backgrounds. Magenta/pink CTA buttons. Starfield and glowing globe hero imagery. Bold all-caps headline treatment. The feel is premium tech — think GPU cloud startup meets enterprise infrastructure. We will provide a reference image on kick-off. This is not an open brief — we have a specific look the CEO has approved and we need it executed faithfully, not reinterpreted.

What We're Providing You

Full written copy for all 9 pages (ready to drop in)
CEO's visual reference image
Our existing logo and brand assets
Server pricing table data for the Bare Metal and GPU pages
Direct access to the marketing director for fast decisions and feedback

Your Deliverable
A single well-organized Figma file containing:

Desktop mockups for all 9 pages at 1440px width
Mobile mockups for Home, Bare Metal, and GPU pages (these three get the most traffic)
A basic component library (nav, buttons, cards, table rows, CTAs) so our CSS developer can build consistently
All assets exported and named cleanly — our dev has no design background so handoff clarity matters

No Webflow build needed. No development. Figma only.

Who We're Looking For

Strong portfolio of dark-theme tech, Web3, GPU, or infrastructure UI work — if you've designed for a crypto project, hosting company, or AI startup, show us that work first
Fluent in Figma auto-layout, components, and design tokens
Experience delivering to CSS developers (not just other designers)
Responsive to feedback and comfortable with a client who knows what they want
Available to start within the next two weeks

Scope & Timeline
We'd like initial concepts on the Home and Bare Metal pages within 5–7 days of kick-off, with full delivery in 3–4 weeks. We're open to milestone-based payment tied to page batches if that works better for you.

To Apply
Please share 2–3 examples of dark-theme UI work that are closest to the aesthetic described above. A quick note on your process for developer handoff would also help. No need for a lengthy cover letter — portfolio does the talking here.

Design a minimalist, professional branding package for Reyes Trial Law LLC, a solo plaintiff litigation firm focused on nursing home negligence, wrongful death, and catastrophic injury.

The brand must convey sophistication, authority, dignity, and trustworthiness, avoiding flashy or aggressive imagery. A clean monogram featuring a serif “R” serves as the primary mark, complemented by a copper or warm bronze divider to signal heritage and distinction. Primary colors are deep navy or charcoal, with copper or warm bronze accents; white space is used deliberately. Typography combines a refined serif with a restrained serif/sans pairing, ensuring the name “Reyes Trial Law” reads like a courthouse sign rather than a billboard. Deliverables include a horizontal lockup, a stacked version, and a monogram‑only version, all provided in web, print, and embroidery‑ready formats.

Create a minimalist, playful, modern logo for a video-first dating app that emphasizes authentic connections.

The design should reflect a warm, chemistry-themed aesthetic, drawing inspiration from the provided mockup. The logo must convey the app’s focus on genuine, video-based interactions while maintaining a clean, contemporary look.

Illustration work is required for a middle‑grade novel, including cover art, end‑paper maps, chapter spot art, and a few color spreads of characters in scenic vistas.

The desired style is playful, illustrated, and realistic, drawing inspiration from Inga Moore’s rendition of “Wind in the Willows.” The author is award‑winning and seeks a professional, serious illustrator. Competitive rates are available. Further project details are available on the website page titled “In the Works.”

Custom, fully editable luxury trading card templates for a high‑end firearm business, inspired by premium sports cards such as Panini Prizm, Mosaic, Flawless, and Topps Chrome.

Templates must be fully interchangeable, allowing easy swapping of models, firearms, logos, subject names, descriptions, colors, and backgrounds. Deliverables include organized, layered PSD files with borderless/full‑bleed design for seamless edge‑to‑edge printing. The design should convey rarity, premium quality, collector‑grade status, modernity, luxury, cinematic flair, and high energy, incorporating custom textures, foil‑style effects, layered depth, halftones, chrome looks, metallic elements, lighting effects, and premium typography akin to high‑end chase cards. Only designers with proven experience in sports‑card composition, texture layering, foil aesthetics, and high‑end collector visuals are considered.

Design and overhaul of a next‑generation crypto exchange platform’s website, emphasizing intuitive UI/UX for user registration, wallet management, trading, and an admin dashboard.

The scope covers debugging and optimizing the existing Node.js/NestJS backend, integrating React/Next.js with Tailwind CSS on the frontend, and ensuring PostgreSQL and Redis support for secure, scalable operations. Key features include KYC/2FA registration, wallet management, basic buy/sell trading, real‑time order book updates, notifications, and an admin panel for monitoring activity. Security and compliance measures such as KYC/AML procedures and GDPR readiness are mandatory. Optional enhancements—margin trading, trading API, mobile app, fiat on/off ramps, AI trading insights—are considered. The budget ranges from $1,500 to $2,000, with milestone‑based payment. This project also requires development support.

UI/UX design for a multisensory wellness app delivering immersive nature environments through ambient video, spatial audio, and haptics.

The design must adopt a minimalist, realistic aesthetic and be executed across a small set of screens with exceptional polish. Experience with React Native/Expo, video, audio, and haptic integration is required, along with custom gesture interactions that feel inevitable rather than engineered. Transitions, timing, and texture must be carefully considered to create a sense of presence that makes users forget they are holding a phone. The prototype serves as a tightly scoped investor deliverable, fixed‑price, and strong performance opens the door to continued collaboration.

This project also requires development support. (Budget to be further discussed upon meeting)

Design a bold, colorful, professional logo for Espaço Cultural e Educacional, a home craft beer school that offers hands‑on weekend courses, corporate workshops, and a retail shop.

The logo should capture the playful yet educational spirit of the space, reflecting the brewing process from milling to bottling, and the social networking atmosphere. It must be versatile for use on course materials, workshop signage, product packaging, and the shop’s storefront, while conveying quality and community.

Brand at a glance
Name: Tideglass
What it is: A pseudonymous, retail-focused thematic investing newsletter. We synthesise the work of the best institutional-grade thematic investors and translate it into sharp, actionable conclusions for time-poor retail investors.
Public face: Pseudonymous — there is no founder photo or personal identity. The brand IS the face.
Channels: Substack publication at tideglass.co, X presence at @Tideglass_co, eToro track record.
Stage: Pre-launch.

Positioning
One-line: "The sharp analyst who reads everyone you can't, and tells you the conclusion."
We sit in the middle layer between institutional-density research (Citrini, Net Interest, Serenity — too dense for time-poor retail) and shallow X traders (no signal). We are the integrated, decisive, retail-actionable read.

Audience

Age: 28–45
Portfolio: $75k–$750k self-directed
Day job, real career, limited time (30–60 min/week for investing research)
Already follows 30+ accounts on X and subscribes to 2–4 paid finance Substacks
Already lost money buying themes late (AI 2024, uranium 2023) — knows FOMO is real
Style: Thematic and growth-leaning but allergic to obvious hype. Values intellectual honesty over confident bullishness.

This is not a finfluencer or Robinhood-meme audience. It's a thoughtful, financially-literate, slightly skeptical professional.

Brand voice
Tonal words (in priority order):

Intellectual — not academic, but considered
Decisive — strong opinions, weakly held
Honest — transparent about uncertainty, sources, mistakes
Measured — never breathless or sensational
Editorial — the feel of a serious publication, not a trading account

Voice analogy: the friend with the spreadsheet at a quiet dinner party — sharp, well-read, willing to disagree, but not performative about it.

Brand metaphor (creative direction)
The name compounds two ideas:

Tide: themes ebb and flow in cycles; capital moves like water; everything has phases
Glass: a lens for seeing clearly; magnification; transparency; refraction

Together: the lens through which thematic market tides become visible.
These metaphors should inform the visual identity subtly — not literally. Avoid clichéd waves or magnifying glasses. Think instead about: the quality of light through water, the geometry of a prism, the rhythm of cyclical motion, the calm of looking out from inside.

Visual references — positive (do something in this register)

Editorial: The Economist, The New York Times Magazine, Aeon, The Drift
Finance brands: Net Interest (netinterest.co), Stratechery, Citrini Research, Doomberg
Type-driven indie: Stripe Press, Common Knowledge, Notes Magazine
Aesthetic: quiet authority, considered typography, restrained palette, sense of permanence

Visual references — negative (do NOT do)

Trader-bro: Wolf of Wall Street, generic green/red trading dashboards
Meme-finance: WallStreetBets, finance TikTok aesthetics
Retail-app: Robinhood, Webull — too bright, too cheerful
Crypto/Web3 maximalist: Glowing gradients, neon, abstract geometric overload
Sterile fintech: Stripe-clone clean — too sterile for an editorial brand
Magnifying glass clichés or literal wave/water motifs

Required deliverables
Logo system

Primary wordmark — "Tideglass" set in a custom or refined typeface, full width
Compact wordmark — for tight contexts (X avatar, favicon, business cards)
Optional logomark — a small abstract mark that can stand alone in tiny contexts (favicon, app icon, X profile picture). Optional, recommend if you can deliver something distinctive within budget.

Colour

1 primary brand colour + black + white + 1–2 supporting neutrals
Hex codes for digital, with CMYK suggestions for any future print
Light-mode + dark-mode variations of how the wordmark sits on each

Typography

Serif (for headlines / wordmark): one specific recommendation with reasoning
Sans (for body / UI): one specific recommendation
Both should be available via Google Fonts or Adobe Fonts (so they work in Substack and don't require expensive licensing)
Show how they pair in a sample article layout

Branded chart template

A TradingView-compatible chart frame with Tideglass branding
Subtle — branding should not obscure data
Delivered as SVG and PNG overlay

Social assets

X profile picture: square + rounded variants
X banner: specs and design
Substack masthead: specs and design
OG image template for shared posts

File formats

All assets in vector (SVG and AI) as source
PNG exports at 1x / 2x / 3x
Favicon set: ICO, 32x32, 192x192, 512x512

Technical requirements

All typography must be commercially licensed for Substack newsletter and social use
Source files (AI or SVG) handed over in full
Designer retains no copyright; full transfer to brand
No stock imagery as core brand elements

Packaging design for a single SKU Nutcracker product launching DTC requires playful visual style.

Print‑ready closed box dielines are needed, with precise dimensions, fold lines, and bleed areas, aligned with brand guidelines.

I will provide the dieline and some images

A comprehensive redesign of the European cloud storage platform’s website, focusing on a professional aesthetic and an intuitive user dashboard, is required.

The redesign must align with the brand’s European identity, incorporate a clean, corporate visual style, and deliver a seamless user experience across desktop and mobile. Key elements include a modern dashboard with real‑time storage metrics, secure login flows, responsive layout, accessibility compliance, and integration with existing backend services. Consistency with the platform’s existing branding guidelines and a focus on performance optimization are essential.

This project also requires development support.

UI/UX design work is required for an iGaming B2B marketplace to analyze and transform the existing digital product.

The audit analyzes the current platform, identifies usability flaws, maps user drop‑offs, and provides structured recommendations. A redesign concept for key user flows is developed based on audit findings, aiming for a modern, high‑converting visual experience.
Looking for UA teams

Lantern is a documentation generation tool that turns screen recordings into structured, AI-readable knowledge articles. We record what you do, our AI writes the guide and the metadata, and the result is real text-based documentation that an AI support agent (Intercom Fin, Zendesk AI, etc.) can actually consume — instead of the embedded video walkthroughs every competitor in this space ships. Solo founder, product complete, paying customers imminent, pre-launch on marketing. Primary distribution is the Chrome Web Store.

What I need:
A focused deliverable, not a full brand identity:

- Primary logo mark — an icon that works from 16×16 favicon → 128×128 Chrome Web Store icon → 400×400+ hero. Must read instantly at small sizes since the Chrome Web Store listing is icon-first.

- Wordmark — "Lantern" typeset cleanly. Open to your type recommendation, or fit Inter if Inter feels right.

- Lockups — icon + wordmark side-by-side, stacked, icon-only, wordmark-only.

- Source files — Figma + SVG vectors + PNG exports at common sizes + favicon set + Chrome Web Store icon at 128×128.

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What I do NOT need (already done):

- Color system — already defined, primary is oklch(0.57 0.23 265) (a clean modern blue), with light/dark variants implemented across the product.

- Typography pairing — using Inter throughout. Open to a different display type for the wordmark only if you have a strong recommendation.

- Brand guideline document — not needed; I have a separate design kit attached covering colors, type usage, and visual rules.

- Product UI mockups — not in scope.

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Materials I'll send you:
- UI / design kit with the existing color system, type usage, and visual rules

- Live access to the operating application — I'll provision a demo workspace so you can use the product end-to-end. The brand should feel right in motion, not just in screenshots.

- Marketing site at uselantern.io and the docs site at docs.uselantern.io — both live, both reflecting the current visual system. Use them as references.

- Product screenshots also available if you prefer those as a starting point; just ask.

- You're designing a mark + wordmark that fits into this system — not rebuilding the system. The job is "make this feel like it always belonged here."

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Aesthetic direction
The visual aesthetic I'm drawn to is restrained, geometric, modern-SaaS-but-not-soulless. The brands I keep coming back to:

Arcade — bold, confident, owns its color palette without leaning on it.
Linear — confident wordmark, mark that hints at structure without overexplaining.
Obsidian — purple-on-dark identity that feels considered, not loud.
Resend — letterform-as-mark done elegantly.

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What I want to avoid:

Camping-store lanterns (the iconic Coleman silhouette, fishing-trip / REI aesthetic — we're a SaaS, not an outdoors brand)
Gradient-as-the-whole-identity
Faux-3D / glossy / iOS-app-icon styling
Overly playful — we're selling to support teams and ops people, not consumers
Generic "AI startup" tropes (rings, particles, the orb)

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What I'm open to — sophisticated lantern interpretations. Lantern-as-subject is absolutely on the table if you can do something considered with it.

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Strong reference points:

Industrial signal lamps — railroad signal lanterns, marine navigation lights, aviation ground beacons. That mechanical / functional / utilitarian language.
Aperture or iris geometry — the lens / shutter / opening as a structural primitive.
Antique flashlights and hand-lamps — early-20th-century industrial-design simplicity. The kind of object where every shape is doing a job.
Arcade's top-down isometric mark — referenced for the level of executional confidence on a recognizable object, not the specific style. Their iso treatment works because their subject is a button. The lantern is a different object and may want a different treatment: flat profile, side elevation, abstracted geometric primitive, letterform-as-mark, something else. Any direction is welcome as long as the final mark carries comparable authority.

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The metaphor to evoke is illumination / making the dark obvious / guiding — abstracted, but the lantern itself can be the form if the form is good.

Logo design is required for a corporate landscaping and living wall service.

The logo should convey a professional, illustrated aesthetic that reflects the company’s focus on modern office environments, air‑purifying plants, automated irrigation, and ongoing maintenance. It must communicate the blend of architecture, well‑being, and sustainability, while appealing to corporate clients seeking to transform grey workspaces into productive, nature‑enhanced settings.