BEYLER STUDIO / SOCIAL MEDIA DESIGN PRESENTATION
FLORI — Flower Workshop Social Media Design
A design presentation that combines flower and bouquet images with text messages and combines the message and the phone view.
Design: Arif Hikmet Demirci · Portfolio design presentation. The published campaign does not contain any customer relationship or sales result claims.
Product and message together
FLORI presentation, bouquet images take up most of the composition. A bouquet. A thousand feelings. The title is included as the main message in the phone mockup. Shorter texts are used on other surfaces. Frames showing the details of the flowers and the message area complement each other. Check out the
A single visual language
The pink background, dark blue packaging and burgundy tones of the flowers are repeated throughout the presentation. The brand name and titles maintain the same visual character in different areas. The on-phone example shows how a design aims to appear in a social media feed; It is not a performance report of a live account.
Pre-release information
When preparing content for a real flower workshop, current product photos, order route, delivery region and current campaign conditions are required. The message used in sharing must match this information. We clarify the scope of the visual design, text and publication plan separately.
Items seen in the presentation
- Bouquet images and short titles
- Brand name, color and typography consistency
- Phone mockup
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