Social Media Design
Social design is a system problem, not a poster problem. The work is a small set of templates — announcement, product, offer, quote, carousel — built on the brand's type scale and palette, so anything made from them already belongs.
- Editable templates, not flat images
- Sized per placement, safe areas marked
- Arabic and Latin versions of every template
A template set, and the rules that hold it together
The point is that whoever posts next week does not have to design anything.
A small set of templates
Announcement, product, offer, quote and carousel — the post types most accounts actually need, rather than a folder nobody opens.
Built on your brand
Your type scale, palette and mark, applied so anything made from a template already looks like the same account.
Sized for each placement
Feed, story and reel dimensions drawn separately, because a cropped square is what makes a feed look careless.
Safe areas marked
Nothing important sits under a caption, a profile chip or an interface control on any placement.
Arabic and Latin versions
Both drawn, so a bilingual account can switch language without redrawing a post.
Editable handover
Templates handed over live and editable, with the fonts, colours and instructions to use them.
Four stages, and you see the work at each one
Which templates you need is decided before any of them are drawn.
Discovery
We go through what you post, what you want to post, and what you keep having to make in a hurry.
System
The template list and the layout logic behind it — what changes per post and what never moves.
Design
Every template drawn in both languages and every placement size, with the safe areas marked.
Handover
Editable files, fonts, colours and a short sheet on how to use them without breaking the system.
The practical details
Every project is quoted after we talk. See how packages are put together.
Brand systems built this way
Before we start on a feed
Do you post or manage the account?
Do I need a brand identity first?
Which platforms are covered?
Can you design a specific campaign?
What if my team is not designers?
Pair it with
Most projects combine two or three — tell me what you sell and I will scope the closest fit.