Carousel Post Design
Write a short introduction about the client and the project. What does the brand do, and who is it for? One or two sentences is enough.
Explain the challenge. What problem did the client have — low engagement, an outdated look, an upcoming launch or campaign?
Describe the goal and the result. What did you design, and how did it help the brand look clearer, stronger and more consistent?
Scope of Work
The Concept
Start with the idea. Explain the creative direction behind the designs — the mood, the message, and why it suits this brand and its audience.
Then the details. Mention the layout system, the type of imagery, and how the posts work together as a series rather than one-off designs.
Process
Describe how the work came together: the brief, references and mood boards, first drafts, feedback rounds with the client, and the final refinements before delivery.
Thoughts behind Color Selection
Explain the palette. The primary colour (#14A37F) carries the brand’s energy, the dark tone (#111111) adds depth and contrast, and white (#FFFFFF) keeps the layouts clean and readable.
Typography
Primary typeface
Space Grotesk
Aa
Weight
Medium
Semibold
Bold
Overview
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Secondary typeface
Roboto
Aa
Weight
Regular
Medium
Semibold
Bold
About
Used for captions, body copy and small details, so every post stays clear and easy to read on small screens.
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