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I designed a custom directory-style booklet (dictionary) for a service-based company, Buildela, aimed at connecting users with local professionals such as plumbers, electricians, and other service providers.
The purpose of this project was to create an easy-to-use offline resource that complements their digital platform, where users can post jobs and get contacted by nearby service providers. I structured the content in a clear and organized way, allowing users to quickly find relevant services and contact details within their area.
I handled the complete design process, including layout structure, typography, categorization of services, and visual consistency. The design was optimized for readability and mass distribution, ensuring that information is easy to scan and user-friendly for all age groups.
The final output was delivered as a clean, print-ready file with proper formatting, margins, and high-resolution quality, suitable for large-scale local distribution.
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