I'm Sofia, a designer working between brand identity and product design. I like the part where a brand stops being a logo and starts being something people can hold, open and use.
I co-founded Sunny and Shady, a stationery brand that sells in two countries, so I know what it takes to carry an idea all the way to a product on a shelf: the concept, the 170 pages after it, and the shop it ends up in.
Four projects: a brand that ships, two app designs, and a tool you can use right now.
A stationery brand built on two sarcastic characters. Identity, three planners with 170 designed pages each, localized for two countries, plus the shop and the videos.
Read the case study →One mode to plan the week, another to admit how it actually went. Seven screens, the flows behind them and the copy the characters speak.
Read the case study →An app for boaters crossing to Catalina Island. Register the boat once and only see the moorings that fit it, with the person who holds each one a message away.
Read the case study →A planner for a trip nobody has organised yet: vote the dates, log who paid what, and split the packing. It works out the fewest transfers to settle up.
Open the tool →A complete, coherent brand: naming, logo, palette, typography and tone of voice, with the applications ready to use across social, packaging and your shop.
From paper flows to a clickable prototype: research, wireframes, interface design and a component system for mobile apps and web products.
A conversation about your project: what you need, who it's for and which references inspire you.
Concept and visual direction. I propose a clear path before designing anything in detail.
Iterations with your feedback in every round, until the result fits you.
Final files in the formats you need, and a guide to use them well.
Email: sofiavereda@gmail.com
Phone: +1 424 251 2785