Same brand. Same palette. Two completely different proposals for a real estate developer.
A: An isotype built from blocks. Geometric, precise, the language of construction. It says we build.
B: Custom lettering with movement. Warmer, more editorial. It says we build places you’d want to live in.
My vote is B, Milagros. Custom lettering with movement has real editorial warmth, which suits a developer selling places people actually want to live in.
Every great website starts with a strong first impression.
I'm currently designing the hero section for Renova, a painting service brand, with a focus on clean visual hierarchy, bold typography, balanced spacing, and imagery that communicates the brand's service at a glance.
The goal is simple: create a welcoming, professional experience that builds trust and encourages potential customers to take action.
This is still a work in progress, and I'm excited to keep refining the details as the design develops.
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I design thoughtful digital experiences for businesses that want to stand out, communicate clearly, and turn visitors into customers.