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Developed website design and copy for Litson PLLC, a law firm specializing in high-stakes criminal defense and complex legal battles. The website emphasizes credibility, trust, and the firm’s experience in both federal and state courts.
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We designed the brand, product experience, and website to create a system that feels structured, motivating, and easy to follow. The focus was on making progress visible, reducing friction, and turning workouts into a habit users can actually maintain.
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@Kuba Gawlik turned 2 years of “just posting work” into a fully booked design business.
Here's what I call, the Kuba's Framework:
K – Keep curating and compounding your taste
Take time for daily inspiration, save what resonates, study why it works.
U – Use your generalist experience to expand your services
Work across industries, mediums, and teams early.
B – Build simple sales funnels around your work & portfolio
Post with intent, ride trends, send traffic home.
A – Ask better questions, then iterate relentlessly
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One small detail became key: the dot in the name.
Instead of keeping it perfectly geometric, we softened it. Made it more fluid. From there, it evolved into a linear form that helped shape the brand icon, reflecting the idea of transforming a space.
That same point, combined with textures, became a recurring element across the identity. A simple detail, but one that makes the brand feel more recognizable and cohesive.
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