Minimalist Insurance Infographic Designer
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
I’m the marketing lead for an Ontario-based brokerage that handles auto, home, commercial, trucking, and business policies. I’m looking for a designer who can turn insurance concepts into crisp, scroll-stopping visuals that feel fresh while still fitting our brand palette.
The immediate priority is a steady stream of Instagram-ready infographics focused on insurance tips and education. Think single-frame posts, short carousels, or micro-animations that help drivers understand deductibles, homeowners compare coverages, or small-business owners grasp liability basics—all with a clean, minimal aesthetic. Once the rhythm is set, I’ll fold in pieces for Facebook and LinkedIn (coverage explanations, promos, industry updates), but Instagram comes first.
You’ll have brand guidelines, icon sets, and sample copy to work from; I’ll look to you for layout, hierarchy, and visual storytelling. Whether you prefer Canva, Illustrator, Photoshop, or Figma isn’t critical—as long as layered source files and export-ready JPG/PNG assets are delivered on schedule and remain easy for us to tweak in-house.
If you’ve translated financial or insurance topics before, especially within the Canadian market, that’s a huge plus. Clarity, consistency, and a knack for distilling complex ideas into bite-sized visuals matter more than flashy effects.
When you reply, please share a link to two or three social graphics you’ve produced that show a minimalist, clean style, along with a quick note on your typical turnaround time. I’m ready to kick off our first batch of posts as soon as we find the right fit.
The immediate priority is a steady stream of Instagram-ready infographics focused on insurance tips and education. Think single-frame posts, short carousels, or micro-animations that help drivers understand deductibles, homeowners compare coverages, or small-business owners grasp liability basics—all with a clean, minimal aesthetic. Once the rhythm is set, I’ll fold in pieces for Facebook and LinkedIn (coverage explanations, promos, industry updates), but Instagram comes first.
You’ll have brand guidelines, icon sets, and sample copy to work from; I’ll look to you for layout, hierarchy, and visual storytelling. Whether you prefer Canva, Illustrator, Photoshop, or Figma isn’t critical—as long as layered source files and export-ready JPG/PNG assets are delivered on schedule and remain easy for us to tweak in-house.
If you’ve translated financial or insurance topics before, especially within the Canadian market, that’s a huge plus. Clarity, consistency, and a knack for distilling complex ideas into bite-sized visuals matter more than flashy effects.
When you reply, please share a link to two or three social graphics you’ve produced that show a minimalist, clean style, along with a quick note on your typical turnaround time. I’m ready to kick off our first batch of posts as soon as we find the right fit.