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I craft cohesive, enterprise-grade digital systems for SaaS & tech brands. From unified art direction across 30+ pages to copy-aware layouts and Figma motion prototyping, I build scalable Webflow-ready designs—smartly backed by custom AI & workflow automation. Let’s connect!
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I spent about 24 hours from yesterday to today developing the branding for Trellis, a fictional AI gateway for B2B SaaS teams.
I started by sketching out the logo shapes I had in my head and honestly, the first few were pretty bad. But after a while I had a rough idea that actually felt worth pushing, so I moved into Figma. Hallelujah.
From there, I started testing the colours I had in mind, playing with the proportions, and checking how the logo worked at different scales. That was probably the point where I started thinking, okay... this might actually work.
Once the base felt right, I started properly detailing and texturing everything. I went through a lot of iterations, and at one point I had to go back to the brief because I felt like something was still missing. Funny enough, that gave me the last bit of direction I needed.
I finished by trying the identity across a few designs and mockups until I was finally convinced by the direction.
Really enjoyed working through this one. Website is next, and I honestly can’t wait to see how the brand starts stretching into a full experience.
The jump from rough logo sketches to that tight blue/black system is great—Trellis feels cohesive without losing energy. The repeated glow treatment ties the launch visuals together nicely.