Frumkit Brand Identity
Frumkit is a modular brand identity designed for AI-powered digital services — from web and app development to marketing automation. This system includes six bold service icons, a geometric logo, and a scalable visual language built for tech-forward platforms.
The concept: “One brand. Six kits. Infinite scale.”
Designed for clarity, adaptability, and resale potential across SaaS, startup, and agency markets
Services covered: • Web Development • Code Solutions • UI/UX Design • App Development • AI Tools • Marketing Automation
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I designed the brand identity for Playvidi, a modern video streaming platform. The logo combines a stylized video camera silhouette with a negative-space play button to create a distinctive, instantly recognizable symbol.
A vibrant pink, coral, and purple gradient palette expresses creativity and innovation. The system covers the logo mark, a 20-second logo motion, app icons, UI elements, merchandise, and marketing assets, built to stay consistent and scalable across every touchpoint.
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Brand identity and logo animation for Raycore AI, a futuristic technology brand.
What I did: concept, logo design (vector, Pen Tool), color and gradient system, logo variations, social media kit, mockups and a short logo animation.
The idea: a bold geometric "R" built from light beams radiating out of one core point, a visual for intelligence, speed and scalable innovation.
Open to AI, SaaS and tech brand projects.
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Excited to share a brand and motion project: vetave, an intelligent media platform. 🚀
The idea behind the brand is simple: video, audio, images and live content shouldn’t live in separate tools. They should work in one flow.
What this piece covers:
→ Kinetic typography opening (“Audio. Image.”)
→ Logo and wordmark reveal
→ UI moments: Connect every media, Play anything, Go live. Anywhere.
→ App icon and closing line: “All media in one flow.”
Design approach:
Bold, friendly typography for personality
A focused palette of electric purple, black and lavender
Clean UI cards and pill tags that make the product easy to understand
Smooth, rhythmic motion to keep a 30-second story clear
Good brand motion explains the product before a single word of copy is read. If you’re building a SaaS or media product and need a brand identity or product animation, let’s connect.
What would you improve or add? I’d love your thoughts. 👇
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Behind the design: Parangtritis Restaurant.
Rather than starting with decoration, I started by defining the feeling the brand needed to communicate.
Warm. Calm. Refined. Memorable.
From there, I explored different visual directions, refined the identity, and tested how the elements could work together across different applications.
The challenge was keeping the design simple without making it feel generic.
So the process became less about adding more — and more about making every element earn its place.
This is a glimpse of that journey, from early exploration to the final visual direction.
From technical vector in Illustrator, to 3D mockups, to AI-generated studio imagery.
Technology has become a powerful ally in product development, streamlining workflows and expanding creative possibilities. These images were created for marketing, digital catalogs, and presenting various looks across the Ellesse Summer and Winter 2026 collections.
Creativity, technical expertise, and innovation coming together in modern fashion development.
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Speed to market in practice: From tech pack vector to e-commerce conversion.
Anyone working in the textile industry knows the high cost and time required to produce catalog photography. By combining product engineering, fashion design, and AI, we can completely transform this workflow.
In this video, I take a technical vector directly from the tech pack, use AI to generate a realistic product photo, and structure a ready-to-sell listing on Mercado Livre.
The result? Faster product validation, a drastic reduction in initial physical prototyping costs, and the agility to test new product mixes in real-time. Technology driving commercial results and operational efficiency in fashion!
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Why standardizing Tech Packs in English is essential for apparel production:
In fashion design and apparel manufacturing, a Technical Data Sheet (Tech Pack) acts as the single source of truth between design teams and factories.
Eliminates Language Barriers: Translating every construction detail, tolerance, and callout into clear industry-standard English prevents misinterpretation during overseas production.
Minimizes Costly Sampling Errors: Precise technical terms—such as exact seam finishes, stitch types, buttonhole positions, and artwork placements—ensure the first prototype matches the designer’s vision.
Ensures Consistent Quality & Fit: A detailed measurement specification (POM chart) and colorway matrix keep production accurate across all sizes and color variations.
Streamlines Production Timelines: Clear technical instructions reduce back-and-forth emails, approval delays, and costly factory re-works.
Mechanical Product Development | DFM, Tooling & Manufacturin
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Mechanical Product Development | DFM, Tooling & Manufacturin
Many plastic parts can be modeled in CAD. Far fewer successfully make the transition into stable, repeatable production.
This project involved the complete development of a multi-cavity injection molding system, from product design and DFM review through mold flow analysis, tooling development, mold trials, and production launch.
As the project lead, I coordinated product engineering, tooling design, manufacturing support, and process validation to reduce production risk before mass manufacturing. Flow analysis and runner balancing were used to optimize cavity filling and improve process stability prior to cutting steel.
The result was a production-proven injection molding program that successfully moved from concept and CAD development to molded production parts.
Projects like this sit at the intersection of product development, tooling engineering, and manufacturing execution.
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Hydraulic Punching Machine for Deep Drawn Stainless Steel Production
High-volume production of deep drawn stainless steel components often requires secondary operations that must maintain tight dimensional accuracy without deforming the formed part. This project involved developing a custom hydraulic punching machine capable of delivering precise, repeatable punching while supporting reliable mass production.
As the technical lead, I was responsible for the complete engineering process, including machine architecture, structural calculations, FEA validation, hydraulic system design, manufacturing process development, tooling and die design, detailed mechanical design, and production documentation.
The machine was engineered to achieve stable production, minimize part deformation, simplify maintenance, and ensure long-term manufacturing reliability. Beyond the mechanical design itself, the project focused on creating a production-ready solution that balanced performance, manufacturability, tooling complexity, and operating efficiency.
Responsibilities
Product & manufacturing equipment development
Machine architecture and mechanical design
Structural calculation and FEA validation
Hydraulic system development
Tooling & die design
Manufacturing process development
Production engineering documentation
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6061 Aluminum BBQ Grill Plate – Product Development for Mass Production
Led the mechanical development and tooling engineering for a deep-drawn 6061 aluminum grill plate. The project included CAD design, formability analysis, springback compensation, die face optimization, tooling design, and production trials. Every design decision was validated against real manufacturing constraints, resulting in a stable production process and production-ready tooling.
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Many sheet metal components appear simple, but achieving stable production requires careful control of material flow, blank holding force, forming geometry, springback, and tooling design.
This project involved the complete development of a sheet metal forming system, from product development and forming strategy through tooling design, manufacturing, tryout, and production implementation.
As project lead, I was responsible for product engineering, process development, tooling design, manufacturing support, and production validation. The tooling combined blanking and forming operations within a single system to improve production efficiency while maintaining dimensional consistency and part quality.
The project required balancing manufacturability, tooling durability, production repeatability, and cost efficiency to ensure reliable mass production.
Projects like this are where product development, tooling engineering, and manufacturing execution come together.
Dashboard I did for Modatta, that is on a mission to allow everyone, both companies and citizens, to benefit from the full value of personal data, while promoting privacy, transparency and a fair share of value.
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This is a project I’ve worked on for Liesl, a Swiss dog-sitting app. Over the past two years, I’ve led the brand and art direction and designed the illustrations, visual identity, and the MVP mobile app.
Liesl is a dog-sitting platform in Switzerland that helps dog owners find reliable and loving sitters nearby—for walks, daycare, and holiday care.
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A little teaser of what I’ve been working on for the Azores islands! 🌋✨ I’m handling the branding and product design for a new marketplace that brings together rentals, local tours, and regional products in one place.
Here’s a first look at the logo in motion.
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Hi 👋🏻, Today I want to share with yousome designs for the Chordio - Chrome Extension
Chordio is an AI-native design partner. Our mission is to enable product teams to remove design bottlenecks, free up designers to tackle bigger problems, and build better products faster.
Strategy is the foundation that gives shape to a brand. It’s in this stage that everything starts to make sense, before talking about colors, logos, or packaging, this is where we define who the brand is, why it exists, and how it wants to be remembered.
Branding is a process, and it’s in this strategic phase that the discovery begins: we understand the market, the audience, and the purpose that will guide every choice moving forward.
From there, we’re able to structure and define all the actions the brand will take, how it will position itself, communicate, and build its presence with coherence and intention.
Strategy is what transforms ordinary brands into remarkable ones.