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CONCEPT LAB / FICTIONAL BY DESIGN

Ideas without a client brief.

These are fictional concepts and experiments, not commissioned work or shipped client products.

  • Concept

    Kulhad & Co. (fictional tea bar)

    Kulhad & Co. identity

    A warm, hand-stamped mark for a made-up neighbourhood tea bar.

    The idea: The clay cup silhouette doubles as the letter K, so the icon works on a cup sleeve, a signboard and a 32px app icon.

  • Concept

    Orbit Ledger (fictional fintech)

    Orbit Ledger identity

    A calm, trustworthy system for an imaginary savings app.

    The idea: A single orbit line forms an O and a rising chart at once. Deep ink and one mint accent keep it serious but friendly.

  • Concept

    Sunmint Dental (fictional clinic)

    Sunmint Dental landing page

    A landing page that answers 'can I book today?' before anything else.

    The idea: Booking CTA above the fold, trust signals in plain words, and treatment prices people can actually find.

  • Concept

    Pebble Ops (fictional logistics tool)

    Pebble Ops dashboard

    A web app dashboard that turns a messy dispatch sheet into one clear screen.

    The idea: Today's jobs first, problems in red, everything else one click away. Built for a manager on a busy morning.

  • Concept

    Rang Utsav (fictional festival)

    Rang Utsav poster series

    A bold poster and social set for an imaginary colour festival.

    The idea: Big overlapping shapes, one headline typeface, and a grid that flexes from A3 poster to 1080px story.

  • Sample

    example-shop.com (sample site)

    SEO audit template

    The one-page audit format I use: what is broken, what matters most, what to do first.

    The idea: Every issue gets an impact score and an effort score, so the fix list sorts itself.

  • Sample

    Kulhad & Co. (fictional tea bar)

    Four-week content calendar

    A realistic posting rhythm a small team can keep up with.

    The idea: Three posts a week, one theme per week, and a reusable template for each post type.