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Designtide
Your creative team, ready the day you need it
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Your creative team, ready the day you need it
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A creative studio you subscribe to. Creative talent across ten disciplines, with AI built into how they work, so first drafts land in days. Send requests to an on-demand queue, or reserve a designer for a dedicated project.
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Hey everyone, Kirill here.
Ten years of doing design work, and it always comes in two shapes. There is the steady drip, ad variants, social, a deck before Thursday. Then every so often something big lands: a campaign, a new site, a product UI, a design system. Most design subscriptions only handle the first, so the big work gets forced through a queue one ticket at a time.
Designtide does both.
The queue takes the steady stuff. Send a request, we work through them one at a time and revise until it is right. One thing at a time, as often as you need.
Projects are for work that does not fit in a single request. A campaign rather than a banner, a site rather than a page, a design system rather than a component. A designer is dedicated to it and the work runs in stages that come from the discipline, so a UI and UX project does not move like a motion production or a marketing campaign.
Any of the ten disciplines can go either way. What decides it is the size and shape of the work, not the category.
Both read from a brand profile. Your colours, fonts, logos and notes, set once, so everything starts from the same place. It is what stops a queue turning out ten things that look like ten different designers made them.
AI is built into how the team works, so turnaround runs in days rather than weeks.
If you have used a design subscription before, how did it handle the big stuff? Did a campaign or a rebrand survive the queue, or turn into a pile of tickets?
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