Menuverso Fun & Exclusive Branding
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I’m launching Menuverso, a dining-discovery app that unlocks 2-for-1 deals at the coolest restaurants, bars, and cafés in town, and I need a designer who can translate that sense of foodie adventure into a brand identity that feels both fun and a little exclusive.
Here’s where I’m at: the concept is clear, but the visual world is still a blank canvas. I’m looking for a fresh logo, a lively yet polished colour palette, a clear typography system, and an overall brand feeling that instantly tells users “this is the members-only pass to great food.” On top of the core identity, I also want a set of ready-to-use social media templates so I can roll out engaging posts and stories from day one.
I don’t have a fixed reference logo—open to your creative lead—so feel free to suggest directions that capture a playful spirit without losing that premium edge.
Deliverables I’ll need:
• Primary logo, secondary mark, and app icon
• Colour palette with HEX/RGB/CMYK values
• Typography hierarchy with web-safe or licensed fonts
• One-page brand mood & usage guide
• 5–10 editable social post/story templates (Figma or Adobe XD/Illustrator)
• All source files and export-ready assets
Acceptance criteria: the identity must remain readable at small sizes, feel cohesive across print and digital, and be simple enough for my team to apply without design software expertise.
If this sounds up your alley, let’s talk concepts and timelines—I’m ready to get Menuverso looking as appetising as the deals it offers.
Here’s where I’m at: the concept is clear, but the visual world is still a blank canvas. I’m looking for a fresh logo, a lively yet polished colour palette, a clear typography system, and an overall brand feeling that instantly tells users “this is the members-only pass to great food.” On top of the core identity, I also want a set of ready-to-use social media templates so I can roll out engaging posts and stories from day one.
I don’t have a fixed reference logo—open to your creative lead—so feel free to suggest directions that capture a playful spirit without losing that premium edge.
Deliverables I’ll need:
• Primary logo, secondary mark, and app icon
• Colour palette with HEX/RGB/CMYK values
• Typography hierarchy with web-safe or licensed fonts
• One-page brand mood & usage guide
• 5–10 editable social post/story templates (Figma or Adobe XD/Illustrator)
• All source files and export-ready assets
Acceptance criteria: the identity must remain readable at small sizes, feel cohesive across print and digital, and be simple enough for my team to apply without design software expertise.
If this sounds up your alley, let’s talk concepts and timelines—I’m ready to get Menuverso looking as appetising as the deals it offers.