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Coffee Shop Social Media Campaign & Promotional Design
My role. Social Media Designer & Visual Content Designer
Project description.
Designed a cohesive social media campaign for a modern coffee shop, featuring promotional posts, menu highlights, coffee-themed visuals, special offers, customer engagement posts, and branded advertisements. I focused on creating a warm, premium café aesthetic with consistent typography, layouts, imagery, and visual hierarchy across the complete campaign.
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