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Logo and branding work for Doctus
I made sure that they look modern, fresh and more calming being a technical product
the goal was to have a calm, and natural language overall the design to stand out from all the technical companies
website is still WIP
#branding #saas #logo #design #fundraise #doctus #figma #uiux
Incredible work!
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