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I designed a startup from idea to launch with CapCut Design Studio.
Meet Canopy, a smart navigation app that helps you find cooler, more shaded routes through the city instead of simply choosing the fastest one.
The idea is simple:
12 min · 28°C · Direct Sun
vs.
14 min · 22°C · Shaded
2 minutes longer. 6°C cooler.
For the challenge, I built the full Canopy identity from the ground up, including the brand system, product visuals, launch campaign, and pitch deck, all connected through one consistent visual language.
Canopy. The coolest way home.
Hey @Sevki Sahinbas, don't forget to submit your work here: https://www.capcut.com/submission-campaign/254375116548
Let’s Settle the Debate: Gemini vs. ChatGPT
Pulling back the curtain on my design workflow! To show how different AI tools interpret marketing prompts, I put two of the biggest platforms head-to-head.
I used the exact same prompt for both, but the differences in color, depth, and overall composition are massive. Take a close look at the details, textures, and lighting
which tool wins the ultimate ad test?
Cast your vote below
8 voted
25%
24 voted
75%
32 votes
Closed
i'll go for chatgpt
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.