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Today I finally finished setting up my services on Contra 🎉
You can now find:
• Logo Design
• Brand Identity Design
• Packaging Design
• Print Design
It's important to me that clients clearly understand what’s included in each service, what the process looks like, and what results they can expect before we even begin working together.
But I’m not stopping here.
Since my background combines both design and marketing, I’m planning to introduce a new service that bridges brand strategy and visual design.
Before creating a logo or visual identity, we’ll define:
• Target audience
• Brand positioning
• Competitor insights
• Brand personality
• Tone of voice
I truly believe that strong design starts with strategy and a deep understanding of the business behind it.
My portfolio and service offerings are still evolving, so I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback 💛
Congrats on launching your Contra profile! 🎉 The clarity you provide for clients right from the start is amazing. Completely agree with your take on bridging brand strategy and visual design — aesthetics without a solid foundation just don't work as effectively.
I really love your work and services 😍 I hope your profile grows significantly so that as many people as possible will know about you 🎉
Huge congrats on setting up your services! 🎉 Wishing you many amazing clients and exciting projects here! 🔥🚀
Good luck 🤞
You're a great girl for starting this. Your work looks great.🎉
Really clean and confident work. Love it.
Nice
I completely agree with the idea that design starts long before the visuals.
Whether it's a brand identity or a digital product, understanding the audience, positioning, and business goals usually has a bigger impact than any color palette or logo choice.
Curious — have clients...
In my experience, it's a mix of both. Some clients immediately see the value of strategy and understand that a strong brand starts with positioning and clarity. Others come looking for "just a logo," but once you explain how strategy influences every design decision, they're usually much more open to the process.
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