Lessons from The Project – Post #4 Title: Individual-first strategy - Why I Let Customers Try One...Lessons from The Project – Post #4 Title: Individual-first strategy - Why I Let Customers Try One...
The network for creativity
Join 1.25M professional creatives like you
Connect with clients, get discovered, and run your business 100% commission-free
Creatives on Contra have earned over $150M and we are just getting started
When a competitor changes its website, what actually deserves action?
I built the full Eris Agent application and website around a practical workflow:
• Compare your website with confirmed competitors.
• Review page and offer changes with source links and collection dates.
• Save findings as reports and follow-up actions.
• Keep incomplete checks clearly marked, so missing evidence does not look like a confident conclusion.
The product lesson: a monitoring dashboard becomes more useful when someone can trace a finding back to its source and decide what to do next.
An AI-generated vertical product reel for iKawn.com, telling a fashion-shopping story through mobile browsing, a mirror experience and different outfit looks.
The visual direction uses warm interiors, close-up shopping moments and a consistent fashion setting to make the virtual try-on idea easy to understand. Created as an illustrative brand film for social and product marketing.
I help brands turn product ideas into AI-generated videos with a clear story and a defined delivery format. Available for product reels, launch videos and website development. Send me your brief, audience and timeline.
Your product deserves more than a good-looking ad.
It deserves a brand experience.
For Hollen, I explored how a haircare brand could show up through visual identity, product presentation, and social media advertising.
From the brand's visual direction to the product mockups and five static ad creatives, every element was designed to feel connected.
But I didn't want the designs to just sit in a portfolio.
I brought them into motion, creating an animated presentation that showcases the product, the visual identity, and how the campaign comes together as one cohesive brand experience.
The campaign explores five different ways to sell the same shampoo:
Same product. Different messages. One consistent visual identity.
This is how I approach brand design: thinking beyond the logo to how a brand presents its products, communicates value, and attracts the right audience across different touchpoints.
If you're launching a product or growing a consumer brand, your visual identity and advertising should work together not feel like separate pieces.
I'm a Brand Designer helping founders and growing businesses build distinctive visual identities and create compelling product ads and social media creatives.
Have a product you want to bring to life? Let's create something that makes people look twice.