Client directions
Several concepts, each with a clear name and story.
Agencies & teamsMore great work.
More great work.
Less starting over.
Take a client brief to a finished set of creative in one shared workspace, with everyone editing together, live.
One workspace for the whole team.
Proposals
Strategy and creative in one client-ready deck.
Campaign families
Assets for every channel, kept in one place.
Reusable starting points
Duplicate a frame, swap the content, keep the structure.
Try a prompt.
Agency proposal
Create a client proposal for a brand refresh. Include context, two visual directions, deliverables, process and next steps. Leave fees and timing as clearly marked placeholders.
Multi-format handoff
Build a coordinated campaign set for a client with a social post, a wide visual and a presentation cover. Keep colors, type and image treatment consistent.
Internal brand rollout
Create a simple internal rollout kit: a brand introduction, a team presentation and a one-page usage guide. Use clear, practical language and editable examples.
Frequently asked questions.
How do teams keep a creative direction consistent?
Agree on the central idea and a few visual rules early. Use clear examples to show how the direction should work across different pieces.
What makes a useful client presentation?
Show the brief, the reasoning, the visual direction and its applications. Make it clear what feedback or decision is needed next.
What belongs in a creative handoff?
Include the agreed direction, the deliverables, brand references and the relevant content. Clear names and a considered structure make the work easier to continue.