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Hello, everyone! Hope you’re all doing well.
I’m Sayeem A. Hum, a Logo & Brand Identity Designer and WordPress Developer. I also work with AI-powered web solutions and modern website development.
I’m passionate about creating meaningful brand identities and building professional, user-friendly websites that help businesses grow.
I’d love to connect with fellow designers, developers, and creative professionals. Looking forward to learning, sharing, and collaborating with you all!
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The freelancer starter pack for Contra that nobody gives you.
📚 Cuared portfolio with similar work than the clients that you want to get.
⏳ Save a couple minutes or hours a day to engage with the community and apply to Contra Jobs.
📄 Contract (protect yourself before you need to)
📊 Presentation template to stop rebuilding every one from scratch.
💸 Price list (custom quotes, yes. Starting from zero every time, no.)
📋 Client onboarding questionnaire (get the info before the chaos)
✉️ A few email templates for proposals, feedback reminders, and awkward payment conversations.
What would you add to the starter pack?
Great list. I'd add a simple handoff guide for the client, so they can keep the site updated after launch without coming back for every small change.
Which ZVEZRA logo direction do you prefer? 👀
I’ve been exploring two variations of the wordmark. Both follow the same visual direction, but each has its own character.
Vote below!
I’d love to hear your thoughts! 👇
39 voted
53%
34 voted
47%
73 votes
Closed
Option 1 for me, it has a bit more personality. Both are strong though, tough call
🌶️ Spicy take from my latest identity project
Brianna Doe’s entire logo is her name and a dot. And it does more work than most of the “unique” logos I scroll past on socials.
A logo only has to IDENTIFY a brand. Defining it is the job of everything else: creative direction, color & font systems, imagery.
Complicated logos impress other designers, simple ones work for the client.
Check out the full case study to see how a simple logo carries an entire brand identity
Lovely palette. I'm sure the client is stoked.