Recently completed an email newsletter design for Diplomatreps, focused on turning important updates and information into a clean, engaging, and easy-to-navigate digital experience.
The design was built around clear content hierarchy, strong typography, balanced layouts, and strategic use of visuals so readers can quickly understand the key messages while maintaining a professional and consistent brand presence.
I also focused on creating a flexible structure that can be adapted for future newsletters and ongoing email communications.
Less decoration. More direction.
A photography portfolio concept exploring contrast, oversized typography, and editorial composition — built to make the work impossible to ignore.
Which Plushie Email Verification Design Do You Prefer?
I explored a couple of directions for Plushie’s email verification experience, keeping the core idea the same while experimenting with different layouts, visual hierarchy, and ways to make the verification code feel more playful.
Version 01 - Visual-first, with a strong hero illustration
Version 02 - More structured, clean, and email-focused
Both follow the same soft, plushie-inspired visual language.
Version 02, mostly because showing it inside the actual email client chrome builds more trust that this is really landing in the inbox. Version 01's illustration is charming but it's competing with the code for attention.