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T-shirt graphic design featuring a bold vintage CrossFit-inspired theme. I created the typography, illustrated graphics, and overall composition with a rugged, sporty aesthetic suitable for apparel printing.
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We redesigned ‘My Next Campaign’s website recently.
Clarity and a modern design were the entire plan behind this project.
The old website wasn’t up to date and didn’t match the app.
We wanted consistency throughout the brand so the product's easy to understand and navigate, and users know what to do next.
• A focused headline, supporting copy, and primary CTA.
• Kept features in a scannable module.
• Kept visual hierarchy to make the site less cluttered.
• Comparison with other tools to make the decision faster.
• Client testimonials, pricing plan, FAQ, and final CTA placed strategically.
We simplified the ‘My Next Campaign’ logo into the more distinctive ‘MNC’ mark.
The original wordmark is visually long.
It could be difficult to read at smaller sizes, and was challenging to place consistently in headers, navigation, and other branded sections.
This structure connects visuals with business goals.
Are you thinking about a redesign?
DM or comment here. Let’s work together.
Comparison with other tools placed before the pricing is a bold choice. Did you see it help people decide faster, or was it mostly a clarity move?