Rutuja Maind

Freelance designer · Nine years · Available now

Your work is good.
Does it look it?

Nine years making the things a company is judged by — the standee at the stall, the brochure in the buyer's hand, the label on the shelf, the campaign on the feed. I help decide what to say first, then design it. One designer, start to finish, with files that print right the first time.

Experience9 years
CoversPrint · Digital · UI
EngagementProject or retainer
Quote in2 working days

Services

What you can hand over

Print

Standees, banners, signage

Large format set up properly: real bleed, scaled type, artwork that stays sharp at size.

Print

Brochures & catalogues

Multi-page documents with a hierarchy a buyer can follow, press-ready on delivery.

Print

Labels & packaging

Jar, bottle and pack artwork including the legal panel, built to the die line.

Digital

Social campaigns

Statics and carousels designed as sets, sized for each placement, with the copy fitted.

Digital

Emailers & decks

Mailers that survive every inbox, and presentation decks that hold up on a projector.

Product

UI/UX

Interfaces, flows and design systems — handed to developers as files they can build from.

Strategy

Brand & growth consulting

Where you stand now, who actually buys, and what to fix first — before anything gets designed.

Strategy

Positioning & messaging

One sentence your whole team can repeat, and the three proof points that back it up.

Strategy

Campaign & launch planning

What to release, in what order, on which channel — mapped to your calendar and your budget.

Beyond the artwork

Not sure what to make yet? Start with the strategy.

Most companies don't need more posts. They need to settle what they stand for, who they're talking to, and the three things worth saying this year. I work that out with you first, then design against it — so every piece pulls in the same direction instead of cancelling out.

  • Where you stand today
  • Who actually buys
  • What to say first
  • Which channels earn their keep
  • A 90-day plan
  • What to stop doing

Before you ask what it costs

There's no rate card. There's your budget.

Tell me the budget you have in mind and I'll shape the scope to fit it — or say straight away that it won't fit, before either of us spends time on it.

A job's cost rests on three things

  • ScopeWhat you actually need
  • DeadlineThe date it has to be ready by
  • BudgetWhat your business can spend right now

Or start smaller

Free: send me what you're using now.

A brochure, a label, your logo, a photo of your stall, your last five posts. I'll tell you what I'd change, in what order, and what it would take. No charge, no obligation, and no follow-up pitch if you decide not to go ahead.