Architecture and Complex Block Diagrams (Figma → Vector PDFs/SVGs)
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
OVERVIEW
Looking for a technical vector designer to produce a large set of architecture and complex block diagrams in Figma. Deliverables must be clean, consistent, and fully vector for print and LaTeX/Overleaf use.
SCOPE
1. Build a Figma component library (icons, compute blocks, buses, arrows, callouts).
2. Create approximately 200–250 diagrams (mix of simple architectures and dense block diagrams).
3. Standardize palette, typography, spacing, line weights, and label styles.
4. Ensure readability at print sizes and unlimited scalability (vector only, no raster effects).
DELIVERABLES
1. Figma source (.fig) with component library and one frame per diagram.
2. Vector PDFs (required): cropped to artboard, fonts embedded, no rasterization. Optional clean SVGs.
3. Mini style guide (2–4 pages PDF): palette, fonts, line weights, grids, spacing rules, sample layouts.
4. Mapping sheet (CSV): diagram_file, title, short_description, tags.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
• Formats: PDF required, SVG optional.
• Typography: Inter or Source Sans 3 or IBM Plex Sans. Minimum 9 pt body and 11–12 pt headings at 100 percent print scale.
• Line weights: about 0.8–1.0 pt at 100 percent scale. Avoid hairlines.
• Colors: sRGB, color-blind friendly; use patterns or line styles in addition to color where helpful.
• Overleaf integration: filenames lowercase_with_underscores, no spaces. PDFs must import cleanly via standard includegraphics.
EXAMPLE DIAGRAM TYPES
• System and compute block diagrams (CPU, GPU, accelerators, memory, safety modules, interconnects).
• Network and communication topologies (buses, gateways, Ethernet/TSN, messaging flows).
• Pipelines and flows (data and AI, CI/CD, OTA, edge to cloud).
• Layered stacks, reference models, comparison matrices, timelines.
WHAT WE PROVIDE
• Diagram list with intent and short captions; rough sketches when useful.
• Any brand constraints (if applicable).
• Reference visuals for style alignment.
IDEAL FREELANCER
• Portfolio showing technical vector diagram work (systems, networks, electronics).
• Strong Figma skills (components, variants, batch exports).
• Able to turn technical notes into clear visuals.
• Detail-oriented with consistent alignment, spacing, and hierarchy.
TIMELINE
• Target completion 3-4 weeks (negotiable based on bandwidth).
HOW TO APPLY
• Share 3–5 relevant diagram samples (vector PDFs preferred).
• Propose palette and fonts (draft OK).
• Provide your quote (pilot plus per-diagram or total) and availability.
• Briefly describe your workflow for components, tokens, and exports.
NOTES
• Work-for-hire; full rights and source files are required.
• Confidential materials; no redistribution.
• Accuracy matters; ask clarifying questions instead of guessing.
Looking for a technical vector designer to produce a large set of architecture and complex block diagrams in Figma. Deliverables must be clean, consistent, and fully vector for print and LaTeX/Overleaf use.
SCOPE
1. Build a Figma component library (icons, compute blocks, buses, arrows, callouts).
2. Create approximately 200–250 diagrams (mix of simple architectures and dense block diagrams).
3. Standardize palette, typography, spacing, line weights, and label styles.
4. Ensure readability at print sizes and unlimited scalability (vector only, no raster effects).
DELIVERABLES
1. Figma source (.fig) with component library and one frame per diagram.
2. Vector PDFs (required): cropped to artboard, fonts embedded, no rasterization. Optional clean SVGs.
3. Mini style guide (2–4 pages PDF): palette, fonts, line weights, grids, spacing rules, sample layouts.
4. Mapping sheet (CSV): diagram_file, title, short_description, tags.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
• Formats: PDF required, SVG optional.
• Typography: Inter or Source Sans 3 or IBM Plex Sans. Minimum 9 pt body and 11–12 pt headings at 100 percent print scale.
• Line weights: about 0.8–1.0 pt at 100 percent scale. Avoid hairlines.
• Colors: sRGB, color-blind friendly; use patterns or line styles in addition to color where helpful.
• Overleaf integration: filenames lowercase_with_underscores, no spaces. PDFs must import cleanly via standard includegraphics.
EXAMPLE DIAGRAM TYPES
• System and compute block diagrams (CPU, GPU, accelerators, memory, safety modules, interconnects).
• Network and communication topologies (buses, gateways, Ethernet/TSN, messaging flows).
• Pipelines and flows (data and AI, CI/CD, OTA, edge to cloud).
• Layered stacks, reference models, comparison matrices, timelines.
WHAT WE PROVIDE
• Diagram list with intent and short captions; rough sketches when useful.
• Any brand constraints (if applicable).
• Reference visuals for style alignment.
IDEAL FREELANCER
• Portfolio showing technical vector diagram work (systems, networks, electronics).
• Strong Figma skills (components, variants, batch exports).
• Able to turn technical notes into clear visuals.
• Detail-oriented with consistent alignment, spacing, and hierarchy.
TIMELINE
• Target completion 3-4 weeks (negotiable based on bandwidth).
HOW TO APPLY
• Share 3–5 relevant diagram samples (vector PDFs preferred).
• Propose palette and fonts (draft OK).
• Provide your quote (pilot plus per-diagram or total) and availability.
• Briefly describe your workflow for components, tokens, and exports.
NOTES
• Work-for-hire; full rights and source files are required.
• Confidential materials; no redistribution.
• Accuracy matters; ask clarifying questions instead of guessing.