We build the visual layer that carries a company across every surface it shows up on — campaign posts, long-form infographics, ad and blog banners, presentation decks and motion. Same studio, same standard, same refusal to ship anything we would not run ourselves.
Six engagements across healthcare, law, manufacturing, construction, furnishing and software. Every piece below is production work that ran.
01
Advance Care Solution
Behavioural Health Services
Plates 001–072
02
MyFL Titan
Roofing & Restoration — Florida, USA
Plates 073–121
03
Sewell NY Law
Legal Services — Brooklyn, New York
Plates 122–135
04
Judis Technology
Software & Technology
Plates 136–153
05
Krizex Chemicals
Agrochemicals & Manufacturing
Plates 154–165
06
Shukra Furnishings
Furnishings & Interiors
Plates 166–172
The largest programme in the portfolio, and the one that made the case for a system. Advance Care Solutions publishes continuously on behaviour analysis and family support — a subject where the writing is careful and the design has to stay out of its way.
Every blog produces a banner, an infographic, a deck and a post set. Fixing the type scale, the photographic treatment and the logo lockup once meant twenty-two blog cycles could run without renegotiating the look each time.
Behavioural health copy can read as either sterile or saccharine. The treatment holds a middle line: real photography, restrained overlays, and colour used to organise information rather than to decorate it.
Infographic 01
Infographics
Banner 01
Blog & Ad Banners
A Florida roofing and restoration contractor publishing on specification, storm resilience and materials. The design job was to make technical building content legible to homeowners without flattening the detail a contractor audience expects.
Nineteen blog and paid-ad banners produced against the live blog calendar — each pairing a headline treatment with the photography, and each carrying the same call-to-action furniture.
Reels were cut alongside the post sets rather than retrofitted, so the vertical video and the carousel share a typographic system instead of two.
Infographic 01
Infographics
Banner 01
Blog & Ad Banners
Reel 01
Motion Reels
Editorial design for a Brooklyn law firm, centred on long-form infographics that take a legal topic — contracts, compliance, dispute resolution — and lay it out as a single readable scroll.
Each infographic is banded: premise, essentials, common failure modes, conclusion. The colour blocks are navigation, not decoration — a reader can find the section they came for.
Deep navy and the firm's crest anchor every piece, with contact details set as a consistent closing block so any single infographic works as a standalone leave-behind.
Social post 01
Social Posts
Infographic 01
Infographics
A four-week seasonal campaign for a custom software development company — post sets and vertical reels running weekly through December, plus brand posts for the wider service line.
Four weekly drops, each a set rather than a single post, so the feed built toward the season instead of spiking once.
Reels carried the campaign; the static sets supported them. Designing in that order kept the moving pieces from looking like animated versions of a poster.
A brand and social kit for an agrochemical manufacturer selling to farmers — profile assets, cover banners, product-led post sets and catalogue spreads, delivered as a kit the client's team could keep running.
The buyer recognises the pack before they recognise the brand. Every layout leads with the physical product, with the wordmark and contact details in a fixed position around it.
Profile images, banners for both platforms and the catalogue were delivered as a complete set, sized and named so the client could deploy them without coming back.
Brand asset 01
Brand Kits
A weekly post programme for a furnishings retailer, running a warm seasonal treatment across a short campaign — the smallest engagement here, and a clean demonstration of cadence over volume.
Seasonal decoration is easy to overdo. The set keeps ornament to the frame edges and leaves the centre to the offer and the wordmark.
Social post 01
Social Posts
One team covers the whole surface area, so a campaign does not change hands — and does not change voice — between the post and the deck.
Post sets and profile kits built to a monthly calendar, so a feed reads as one voice rather than a stack of one-offs.
22 piecesMulti-slide sets that carry an argument across four or five frames without losing the reader on slide two.
37 piecesDense subject matter — contract law, behavioural health, roofing specification — laid out as a single scroll a reader finishes.
17 piecesHeader and paid-placement artwork produced against a live publishing schedule, typeset for the platforms they run on.
50 piecesClient-facing and lead-magnet decks carrying the same system as the campaign they belong to, rather than a template.
25 piecesShort vertical video cut for feed placement — designed alongside the static half of a campaign, not after it.
11 piecesLogos, profile assets, cover banners and catalogue spreads assembled into a kit a client's own team can keep using.
10 piecesYugantix is a global software engineering studio founded in 2022 and headquartered in Ahmedabad. The design practice sits inside it — which means the people making your campaign artwork sit next to the people who would build your platform.
Most agencies hand a brand off at the edge of their competence: the campaign looks right, then the product it points at looks like something else entirely. Keeping design in-house alongside engineering closes that gap. The same studio that designs the post can build the page it lands on.
The work in this portfolio is production output from live engagements: monthly social calendars, long-form infographics, blog and paid banners, sales and lead-magnet decks, vertical reels, and full brand kits. Across six clients that comes to 172 pieces represented here.
Two shapes. A retained monthly programme, where we carry a publishing calendar and ship to it. Or fixed-scope project work — a brand kit, a catalogue, a campaign — with a defined start and end. Senior-loaded either way.
We read the existing material before we draw anything — what is on the feed, what is on the site, what the sales team actually sends out.
Type, colour, grid and the recurring furniture get fixed once. Everything after that is composition inside a system rather than a fresh decision.
Work ships against a calendar — weekly post sets, banners tied to the publishing schedule, decks tied to the campaign they support.
Artwork gets reviewed at the size it will be seen at, on the surface it will run on. Not zoomed to 200% in a design tool.
Source files, exported sets and the kit go to the client. No hostage assets, no dependency on us to change a phone number.
Tell us the surfaces you need covered and the cadence you need them at. We will come back with scope, not a questionnaire.
A line about the company, the surfaces you need covered and the cadence you need them at is enough to start. We reply to everything.
