VeriLeaf is an environmental impact platform that lets people do three things: complete real-worl...

VeriLeaf is an environmental impact platform that lets people do three things: complete real-worl...VeriLeaf is an environmental impact platform that lets people do three things: complete real-worl...

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Nemesis Nero

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VeriLeaf is an environmental impact platform that lets people do three things: complete real-world environmental challenges, get their actions independently verified, and earn permanent digital credentials that prove what they did.

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Daniel G Bright

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• Jul 16

Mind the gap

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Obed Isaac

pro

• Jul 17

May I ask what your inspiration was?🔥

May | Brand designer & strategist

pro

• Jul 16

MIDDAY | Visual Identity System The MIDDAY identity was designed to work hardest in the everyday touchpoints, from menus and receipts to signage and takeaway moments.

A compact colour palette, oversized typography and loose illustrated assets keep the brand recognisable while giving it enough flexibility to feel relaxed, playful and human.

A system made for real lunch breaks, not just polished mockups. Last part before the case study on this personal project. It may only exist in mockups for now, but the brand is ready whenever someone wants to make it real.

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Boluwatife Delight

• Jul 17

This deserves more than just liking, this deserves to be featured! 🏆 The cohesive branding assets are perfect for translating into a premium website.

Daniel G Bright

max

• Jul 16

tensorwave raised $350m from amd to be the ai cloud that isn't nvidia.

their homepage headline: "the cloud for the next gen of ai." nvidia could run that word for word.

the fix was already on the page. the subhead says "powered by amd instinct." that's the whole company, sitting in small text.

flip it: "the ai cloud built entirely on amd." same facts, best fact on top.

10 second test: if your competitor could run your headline unchanged, you wrote a category label.

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 16

The 10 second test is such a useful heuristic — I'm going to steal that for reviewing client headlines. It's wild how often "powered by X" ends up buried as a subhead when it's actually the whole differentiator. Do you run this test on your own portfolio copy too, or mostly for critique content like this?