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I designed this Chicken Pie Hamburger email campaign on Kit with a bold, appetizing, and conversion-focused layout. The project combines mouth-watering food visuals, engaging copy, compelling offers, and clear calls-to-action to capture attention, create cravings, and encourage customers to order.
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Project: FAP’s Closet — Social Media & Content Management
What I did:Managed Instagram content
Created promotional content
Used Canva to design visuals
Used CapCut for short-form videos
Created product-focused content
Used social media to build trust around a preorder business
Used content to make customers interested in products they couldn’t physically see before orderingBecause FAP’s Closet wasn’t a normal physical shop where customers could walk in and inspect the products.
Challenge: Customers had not physically seen the products before purchasing.
Approach: Used product presentation, captions, reassurance and engaging social-media content to make the products attractive and build customer confidence.
Result: Built customer interest and generated orders through the preorder model.
What if taking care of yourself could feel this simple?
That was the thought behind ABA’S.
Instead of creating another supplement brand that simply says “take this for better health,” I wanted the visual identity to feel like an invitation into a better daily ritual.
So the grid became the story.
It starts with a simple idea — better habits, better days.
Then we move deeper.
What’s actually inside matters.
The formulation matters.
The quality matters.
The ritual matters.
Each frame reveals another piece of the brand, while the product remains at the center of the story.
The warm neutrals, natural ingredients, editorial compositions, and soft product photography were intentionally built to make ABA’S feel less like a typical supplement and more like a premium wellness ritual you would actually want on your shelf.
By the final frame, the message becomes simple:
Make room for better.
Raise your standard.
Make wellness part of your everyday ritual.
This project was about more than designing 9 social posts.
It was about turning a brand into a visual story people can experience one frame at a time.
Creative Direction · Art Direction · Social Media Design · Brand Storytelling
