I’m a freelance UX/UI & branding designer with 5+ years of agency experience, primarily focused on designing websites and developing visual identities.

Tiago Fortuna

I’m a freelance UX/UI & branding designer with 5+ years of agency experience, primarily focused on designing websites and developing visual identities.

Available to hire
credit-card $160 per day ($20 per hour)

I’m a freelance UX/UI & branding designer with 5+ years of agency experience, primarily focused on designing websites and developing visual identities.

Skills

Br
Branding
UI
Lo
Logo
Pr
Presentation Design
Em
Email Design

Experience Level

Branding
Expert
UI
Expert
Logo
Expert
Presentation Design
Expert
Email Design
Expert

Language

English
Advanced

Industry Experience

Software & Internet, Education, Financial Services, Healthcare, Retail
    uniE621 Sonomana
    Sonomana is a Berlin-based music and sound production company that derives its name from the German phrase "The magic of sound". Its visual identity draws inspiration from the sonic world — fusing vibrant, bold colors with sound related 2D graphics, tailored for a youthful audience. The biggest challenge was blending the logo shape with the sound-driven theme without overpowering it. #graphicdesigner #webdesigner #designer
    uniE621 Sinis Cosmetics
    Sinis Cosmetics is a skin care brand, created by Dr. Sinis - leading expert in plastic and reconstructive surgery in Berlin. The primary goal was to incorporate high-resolution visuals and a minimalist aesthetic, aligning with the brand's commitment to purity and efficacy, all while maintaining the fundamental functionalities of a classic eCommerce platform. The greatest challenge was aligning it with the brand, especially considering the existence of other company branches. #graphicdesigner #designer #webdesigner
    uniE621 Santalve
    This project was part of a design class I was taking back in 2020. The objective was to conceptualize a logo for a fictitious construction company named Santalve. It turned out quite well, so I decided to develop it a bit more and include it here. #logo #graphicdesigner #branding
    uniE621 RMK
    RMK is a rave agency based in Berlin. The acronym RMK stands for "Regeln Mit Knöpfen", which translates to "Controlling With Knobs". Its visual identity is reminiscent of Berlin's nocturnal scene, merging a neon-infused aesthetic with a laid-back, dirty look. The biggest challenge was trying to incorporate photography into this look, without making too clean and straight. Using torn paper masks emerged as a valuable solution, while preserving the desired authenticity. #logo #graphicdesigner #branding
    uniE621 Ariane Schmidt
    Ariane Schmidt is a psychologist, psychotherapist and lecturer in behavioral therapy. The visual identity combines soft, earthy tones with botanical elements, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. This aesthetic evokes a peaceful environment that’s in line with her mission of promoting calmness and well-being in her practice. The biggest challenge was to come up with a color scheme that conveys tranquility while remaining conducive to action-oriented design. #graphicdesigner #designer #webdesigner
    uniE621 Linden Concept
    Linden Concept is a German company specialized in premium real estate investments. The visual identity is based on the clean and elegant lines of its monogram, combined with a premium color palette. An image of sophistication and refinement within the world of real estate investments. The biggest challenge was creating distinct identities for the website and assets, while ensuring they would still work together. #branding #designer #webdesigner
    uniE621 Beniotome
    Beniotome is a premium Japanese Shochu that stands out in the spirits industry due to its unique origin story. The goal was to capture the essence of Beniotome's traditional Japanese roots, while making it appealing to a Western audience. The key element ended up being the design of the bottle's label, showcasing minimalist elegance and sesame-inspired hues. The biggest challenge was to keep it Japanese-oriented, but geared towards a western audience.