Launching a product is expensive enough without discovering packaging, sourcing or fulfillment pr...Launching a product is expensive enough without discovering packaging, sourcing or fulfillment pr...
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Launching a product is expensive enough without discovering packaging, sourcing or fulfillment problems after production starts.
I put together a 23-page interactive Packaging Development Workbook to help founders and small businesses organize the entire process before those problems become expensive.
It covers product and packaging requirements, supplier RFQs, quote comparisons, domestic vs. overseas sourcing, POP/retail displays, sampling, production approvals, quality control, fulfillment, logistics and retail readiness.
It also includes 400+ fillable fields and checkboxes plus an automatic landed packaging cost and margin calculator, so it can be completed digitally and reused for different projects.
I built it around the same types of real-world decisions I’ve dealt with in packaging, printing, sourcing, production, ecommerce and fulfillment.
The landed packaging cost + margin calculator is the part worth the most. We ship handmade lamps from Pakistan to the UAE, UK and US, and the landed-cost math is the one thing nobody hands you a template for before you price DDP. Good to see it treated as a spreadsheet problem instead of a surprise.
I love how much personality you can bring to a product through color, typography, and the smallest details.
For me, packaging is never just about making something look good. It's about creating something that feels right for the brand and the people it's meant for.
Would love to know what you think. What catches your eye first when you see a product on the shelf?
A great product deserves a presentation that makes people believe in its value.
In the SaaS industry, having an innovative product is only part of the equation. How you communicate its value can make all the difference.
For this project, I designed a modern SaaS product demo and business pitch presentation that transforms complex software information into a clear, engaging, and visually compelling experience.
From the product introduction and problem statement to the solution, key features, pricing structure, integrations, and customer testimonials, every slide was designed with one objective: make the product easier to understand, its value easier to communicate, and its story more compelling.
The visual direction combines clean layouts, bold typography, strategic use of imagery, and a cohesive blue-and-white colour palette to create a professional presentation experience.
Because presentation design isn't just about making slides look good. It's about making ideas clear, building confidence, and communicating value.
Need a SaaS presentation, business pitch deck, or professional PowerPoint presentation that makes your product stand out? Let's create something that speaks for your business.
A fashion storefront needs to show the outfit and make its individual pieces easy to find.
For FORM, I paired a warm, editorial lookbook with clearly grouped product names, prices, and size choices.
Cream surfaces, charcoal typography, and consistent product cards connect the homepage with the desktop and mobile screen concepts.
One useful design principle from this project: give campaign imagery and shopping details their own readable zones. The collection can have a strong visual presence while the next product decision stays clear.