Social media design
Social media design.
A feed is where most people meet a brand first, and where most brands fall apart, one post at a time. I design the formats once, from the identity, so that whoever posts on Friday evening gets it right.
Carousels, story formats and loops for Prism League and Aura Seat, the takeaway and film formats for Forester Coffee, launch kits for White Rabbit Dental.
What you get.
01Formats, not posts
A set of layouts for the things you post every week: an announcement, a quote, a product, a before-and-after, a carousel of five. Each with rules for type size and colour, so a hundred posts still look like one brand.
In the tool you use
Delivered as Figma, Canva or Adobe Express templates, depending on who posts. Editable text, locked logo, the colours already in the palette.
Loops and stories
Short animated versions of the mark and the key layouts, sized for Reels, Stories and TikTok, light enough to autoplay.
A launch set
For a new brand or product: the first month of posts designed and written with you, so the account does not start empty.
Social media.
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Questions.
03Do you run the account?
No. I design the system and the launch set; posting, community and ads are for your team or a social media manager, who gets templates that are easy to keep to.
Can this work with the logo we already have?
Yes. Most social media jobs start from an existing identity. If the mark or the type does not survive a phone screen, I will say so and fix the smallest thing that helps.
How many templates do we need?
Fewer than you think. Six to ten formats cover what most companies post. More than that and nobody uses them.
How long does it take?
That depends on your deadline, and I plan around it. The first concepts come within a week; you can pick one, combine two, ask for changes or for new directions. Most projects are done in three to five weeks.
What does it cost?
After the first call you get a fixed quote for the scope we agree on. No price list, and no surprises on the invoice.
Who will I be talking to?
Me. No account managers, no hand-off to juniors. You talk to the person who designs.
A feed that looks like your brand? Write to me.
Two sentences are enough: what it is and by when. The rest comes out in the conversation.
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