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Umar work
A collection of my selected graphic design projects, created to help brands communicate clearly, look professional, and stand out visually.
From brand identities and marketing creatives to social media designs, UI/UX, packaging, presentations, and digital content, each project is designed with a focus on strong visual direction, clean execution, and the client’s specific goals.
Explore my work to see how I turn ideas and business requirements into modern, purposeful, and visually engaging designs.
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Just posted a new case study featuring the thumbnail artwork I designed for Primer.com. Check it out! 📚
Nice! Thumbnail artwork can make such a difference in how content catches attention. Looking forward to seeing how you approached this project!
Carousel Animation vs Thumbnail
Description: A quick test to see how the animation and thumbnail work together. What do you think?
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When it comes to design, every visual choice made should serve a purpose. A simple GIF with sequential icons should be able to tell a story.
When determining clarity, I ask myself, "If I share assets without context, can at least 7 out of 10 people understand what it’s communicating? Can they grasp the fundamentals (what it's about and who it’s for) without needing further explanation?" A bonus is how well it invokes curiosity.
If so, good. This question helps me decide what assets are included in my work based on how it fits into the project's story.
Good intentional design allows visuals to speak in the absence of words.
I like this approach. If a visual can communicate the idea without needing extra explanation, it makes the design much more effective and memorable.
