As a visual designer, it is important to be able to adapt and take on different roles or "Wear Different Hats" as needed. This could mean working on a wide range of projects, from creating marketing materials to designing user interfaces to developing brand identities to working on motion graphics and Videos.
Being able to adapt and take on different roles allows visual designers to be more versatile and valuable to their teams or organization.
- Razorpay Docs Revamp and Feature Launch Trailer: It was the first video Adhoc project, I picked up in Razorpay, it needs to be quick as the engineering team was planning to make the feature live by EOD.
This is the final video I came up with took me 3hrs to edit, the deadline was too tight for this but everyone loved the final render.
This is the final video I came up with took me 3hrs to edit, the deadline was too tight for this but everyone loved the final render.
- Founder’s Circle Teaser: I took the initiative to work on a teaser for Razorpay Rize’s Founders Circle - Networking Event. It was really important for us to brand this event and create hype around it because this was our first offline event. As I worked on the branding of the event, I asked my team if we can try making a teaser to create some noise among community members.
https://youtu.be/F2OLSlunsBk
- Platform Design Newsletter: With every quarter ending we platform designers used to showcase our projects of that quarter in the form of a newsletter to share at the org level, which we used to call, “Platform Bulletin”. Last quarter, I thought to make it more fun and interactive to consume, so I transformed it into a video format.
https://youtu.be/Muja0ScoeKA
Other than these I’ve also assisted in some of the motion interaction projects as well, which are right now under development, but I would definitely want to try my hands on full-fledged motion interaction if I get an opportunity.