I have created these 28 concepts for "Badges" that will sit on our users profiles. The issue is that they will be smaller and will need to be easily understood (not text) at a glance, so while pretty these are a little too complex. I need an artist to make 1000x1000px versions of each badge and simplify them/ improve them without make them boring or uninteresting. I also hate number 27 so if you have a better idea for that, that would be great.

Premium Web Designer / Creative Developer for Venture Capital Firm Website We are sourcing a high-end web designer/developer for a venture capital firm focused on science, technology, AI, defense, robotics, biotech, and frontier innovation. We are looking for someone who can create a premium, modern, fast, visually distinctive website — not a generic template site. The ideal candidate has strong design taste, clean front-end execution, and experience building CMS-driven websites with portfolio, team, news/media, and content filtering functionality. The current site is design-forward and content-heavy, so we need someone who can move quickly while maintaining a very high creative bar. Ideal experience: * Premium brand, technology, startup, venture capital, editorial, or agency websites * Webflow and/or Framer expertise * Custom code ability for advanced interactions * Figma design process * CMS structure for portfolio companies, people, articles, and media * Responsive design across desktop and mobile * Strong performance and SEO fundamentals * Animation/interaction experience, especially GSAP or similar tools * Clear communication and reliable turnaround times Please include: 1. 3–5 live websites that best represent your highest-quality work 2. Your typical design/development process 3. Whether you handle design, development, CMS, and launch yourself or with a team 4. Your recommended platform/stack for a site like this 5. Estimated timeline for a homepage concept and full site redesign 6. Budget range for a premium firm website 7. Whether you offer post-launch maintenance/support We are creating a shortlist of top candidates and may schedule interviews with selected designers/developers.

We are seeking a skilled freelancer to redesign our current website within a 2-week timeframe. The project involves updating the layout, user interface, and possibly some functionality to enhance user experience. The budget for this project is $1000.00. Ideal candidates will have experience in web development and design, with a strong portfolio showcasing previous work.

We are seeking a skilled designer to create a landing page using Framer. The ideal candidate will have experience in designing visually appealing and user-friendly pages. Responsibilities include creating a responsive design, ensuring smooth navigation, and incorporating brand elements effectively. If you have a strong portfolio in Framer and a passion for design, we would love to hear from you!

Senior SaaS Product Designer Needed to Polish Existing CRM Platform

We're looking for a talented website designer with hands-on experience using Gamma (gamma.app) to design and build a polished, modern website. About the project: We want a clean, professional, conversion-focused site built efficiently in Gamma. You'll take our content and brand direction and turn it into a visually compelling, well-structured website. Responsibilities: Design and build a responsive website using Gamma Translate our content, branding, and goals into a cohesive layout Optimize for clarity, visual appeal, and mobile/desktop responsiveness Recommend structure, sections, and design improvements (Optional) Assist with custom domain setup and publishing You should have: Demonstrated experience designing websites in Gamma — please share examples A strong eye for layout, typography, color, and white space Understanding of basic UX and conversion principles Clear communication and the ability to work from light direction Bonus: experience with branding, copywriting, or SEO basics

Website for my yoga and wellness work. I am seeking someone who can support both design and thoughtful structure, not just visuals—someone who understands how to translate a healing, yoga-based practice into a calm, clear, and functional online presence. What I am looking for:     •    A designer experienced in wellness, yoga, coaching, or holistic/healing brands     •    Ability to create a minimal, calming, and refined aesthetic     •    Strong understanding of user flow and website structure (how visitors move through the site)     •    Mobile-first design approach     •    Integration of booking systems, inquiry forms, or scheduling tools     •    Experience with platforms such as Wix or similar     •    Basic SEO setup (structure, page titles, discoverability)     •    Ability to help organize and present offerings in a clear, aligned way Ideal collaboration: I am looking for someone who can guide me through:     •    Structuring the website (pages and navigation)     •    Translating my offerings into clear, intuitive sections     •    Creating a design that reflects a grounded, therapeutic, yoga-based approach     •    Building a site that is easy for me to maintain and update     •    Creating a space that feels unique to me and my work, not generic or templated     •    Supporting a process that can be done remotely (interstate collaboration is absolutely fine) I am also looking for someone who can take time to understand my needs, listen carefully, and help bring my vision to life with clarity and care. Someone patient, thoughtful, and able to translate ideas into design. My intention is to feel supported in this process so that I am not overwhelmed, and can maintain ease and peace while building my online presence in a steady and grounded way. I value clear, gentle, and organized communication and guidance throughout the process. If this aligns with your expertise, I would love to see your portfolio, understand your process, timeline, and pricing.

We have an existing direct mail ordering portal that is already connected to a proprietary backend and production system. The backend is already built. We are NOT looking for backend development. We need a front-end developer/UI designer to improve the existing portal and create additional customer-facing screens. Existing assets and branding will be provided. Required Features: Customer Login * Register * Login * Forgot Password * Dashboard Customer Dashboard * Order History * Saved Templates * Account Settings New Order Flow Step 1: Choose Envelope * Standard Black Envelope * Blue Handwritten Envelope * Full Color Envelope * Postcard Step 2: Choose Letter Type * 1/0 Letter * 1/1 Letter * 2 Page Letter * Color Letter Options Step 3: Choose Template * Use Included Template * Upload Own Template (additional cost) * Modify Existing Template ((additional cost)) * Custom Design ((additional cost)) Step 4: Upload Mailing List Step 5: Display Pricing Step 6: Promo Code and Checkout screen Requirements: * Mobile Responsive * Clean UI * Existing branding maintained * Figma preferred * HTML/CSS front-end preferred Deliverables: * Figma file * Front-end screens * Developer-ready handoff Please provide: 1. Fixed-price quote 2. Timeline 3. Similar work examples

About HeyCity HeyCity is a live iOS app (React Native / Expo) that turns city-council, planning-commission, and school-board meetings into short, fact-checked summaries for residents. It's an independent civic-information product — credibility is everything to us. The app's structure and our "HeyCity" wordmark are set; we're hiring for a focused visual refresh of specific assets, not a full app redesign. Design direction (please read — this is the heart of the brief) Because we publish civic information people make decisions on, the aesthetic needs to feel trustworthy and credible — clear, calm, well-crafted, never gimmicky. But trustworthy must not mean dull, grey, or corporate. We want it to stay warm, vibrant, and approachable — confident use of color that invites everyday residents in. Think "respected local newsroom that's actually pleasant to use," not "government PDF" and not "playful consumer toy." Striking that balance — authoritative and colorful — is the core of this engagement. Scope of work 1. The app icon — our flagship mark. This will be THE app icon: the single most-seen, most important piece of our brand, and the first thing a user taps on their home screen. The current icon is a colorful city-buildings collage (attached: city-collage-app-icon.png) — treat it as a starting point, not a constraint. We want something genuinely iconic, instantly recognizable, and memorable at a glance — you have real creative latitude here, and it does not have to remain a literal city collage. Deliver as one universal icon at every iOS + Android size (app icon, adaptive-icon foreground, splash) — it must hold up at the smallest sizes. 2. Category / topic icon set (11 icons). Redesign our meeting-topic icons: Budget/Cost, Transportation, Schools, Public Safety, Housing & Development, Environment, Business & Economy, Policy & Governance, Community, Infrastructure, Personnel/Staffing. Hard requirement: each must read clearly both large (~72px Explore tiles) and small (~18px badges on content cards) — see the attached contact sheet showing how our current traced-silhouette icons lose legibility at 18px. We need a cohesive, simple icon system that survives at tiny sizes and is instantly distinguishable from one another. 3. Onboarding / intro screens. Redesign the first-run intro flow (a few screens) — visuals, layout, and illustration style that set the trustworthy-yet-colorful tone from the first launch. (Current screenshots attached.) 4. Podcast cover art. A single, universal cover used across all our shows (attached: collage-mark.png + sample-podcast-cover.jpg for the current look). Square, scaling from ~40px in-app up to 3000×3000 for Apple Podcasts / Spotify. It should feel like the same brand family as the app icon and wordmark. ▎ Everything is universal — no per-city variants. A single app icon and a ▎ single podcast cover, used everywhere. They (and the wordmark) should read ▎ as one coherent brand family. What stays The "HeyCity" wordmark/logo stays for in-app and wordmark use — design to complement it. The app icon (item 1) is a separate, flagship mark and is fully open to reinvention. Deliverables - Figma source for all work. - One universal app icon as layered source + the full iOS + Android icon/splash size set (PNG) — no per-city variants. - All 11 category icons exported as SVG (we render them as in-app SVG), tuned for both sizes. - Onboarding screens as Figma frames + exported assets/illustrations. - One universal podcast cover as layered source + high-res square PNG (to 3000×3000) — no per-city artwork. - A short style sheet: icon grid/stroke rules, color palette, brand motif, and sizing guidance so we can extend the system later. Skills - Strong icon / app-mark portfolio (show launcher icons and icon systems that work at small sizes). - Mobile UI + onboarding experience. - A point of view on color + brand; bonus for civic / news / editorial work. To apply, include - 2–3 relevant portfolio pieces (app icons + icon systems especially). - One line on your concept direction for an iconic HeyCity app icon. - One line on how you'd keep the category icons legible at 18px. - One line on how you balance "trustworthy" with "colorful, not dull." - Your timeline and rate. Logistics - Budget: [your range] - Timeline: [your target] Reference materials (attached) - city-collage-app-icon.png — current app icon (the "city collage"), the flagship asset to reimagine. - category-icons-contact-sheet.png — the 11 current icons at 72px and at their real 18px card size. - icons/*.svg — each current category icon as a standalone SVG. - collage-mark.png — the same collage motif wrapped in headphones, used on podcast covers. - sample-podcast-cover.jpg — a representative finished podcast cover (collage + wordmark). - Onboarding screenshots — add phone screenshots of the current intro flow before posting.

Experienced Graphic Designer Needed – Ongoing Work Across Two Brands (Figma, Adobe Suite) About the Opportunity We're looking for a talented, highly organized graphic designer to support two distinct brands on an ongoing basis. This is not a one-and-done project — it's a long-term collaborative relationship with consistent, evolving work across web design, product launches, and visual content creation. If you're someone who takes ownership of your work, communicates proactively, and thrives in a fast-paced environment where timelines can shift quickly — we want to hear from you. The Two Brands X-Naut designs and manufactures ruggedized iPad cooling kneeboard kits used by first responders, fleet operators, and field professionals. Our products are built for high-heat, high-stakes environments — and our brand reflects that. The immediate need is supporting an active website redesign: inserting imagery into already-built Figma frames and, as the project evolves, building out additional pages before handoff to our web developer. As we launch new products regularly, this will be an ongoing, expanding scope of work. Beyond the website, you'll also be called on to design marketing materials as needed — including social media graphics, brochures, event banners, print ads, and web ad assets. Turnaround on these can sometimes be time-sensitive, so being able to move quickly without sacrificing quality is important. Nectar is a product development and electromechanical assembly firm serving medical device, aerospace, and defense programs. The visual bar is credibility, not flash. Buyers are technical and senior. Assets include website sections, LinkedIn graphics, and outreach collateral, with new work briefed as needed as the campaign develops. Nectar has an experienced web developer in place — your role is entirely on the visual and design side, producing assets that are clean, credible, and ready to deploy fast. What You'll Be Doing Completing Figma page buildouts and inserting imagery across existing web design frames (X-Naut) Building new Figma pages for upcoming product launches (X-Naut) Designing marketing materials including social posts, brochures, event banners, print ads, and web ad assets (X-Naut) Creating website assets, LinkedIn graphics, and outreach collateral supporting Nectar's aerospace and defense BD campaign (Nectar) Producing new assets as needed as outreach and messaging evolve (Nectar) Turning around revisions and small changes quickly when timelines are tight Collaborating closely with our internal teams and developers throughout Required Skills and Tools Figma — proficient; comfortable with layout, components, and developer handoff Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator — must be proficient across all three Strong layout sensibility and attention to detail Excellent file organization and asset management habits Who You Are Based in CST or PST time zone — this is a firm requirement Extremely responsive; you communicate clearly and don't go dark Highly organized with clean, consistent file naming and folder structure A self-starter who asks the right questions and runs with direction Collaborative by nature — you work with a team, not just for one Genuinely curious; you'll take the time to learn X-Naut's products and invest in understanding what Nectar is building and why it matters Comfortable working against real deadlines — this is not a slow-burn engagement Engagement Details Ongoing / long-term contract Hourly or project-based (open to discussion) Immediate start available To Apply Please include 2–3 portfolio samples relevant to web layout (Figma preferred) and brand graphics. Briefly tell us about a project where you had to turn around changes quickly and how you managed it. Applicants who are unable to provide portfolio samples will not be considered. Applicants outside of CST/PST will not be considered.