# Design projects

> Explore 3 design project presentations from Webvelopment’s complete portfolio.

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Our work · Design

Explore 3 design project presentations from Webvelopment’s complete portfolio.

## Project collection

[Browse the project categories](https://webvelopment.co.za/work/categories/)

[![ROI — Design portfolio cover](https://webvelopment.co.za/images/portfolio/2009.webp)

Design

### ROI](https://webvelopment.co.za/work/roi-2/)[![Debt Solutions 4 U — Design portfolio cover](https://webvelopment.co.za/images/portfolio/1859.webp)

Design

### Debt Solutions 4 U](https://webvelopment.co.za/work/debt-solutions-4-u/)[![Armoured Mobility — Design portfolio cover](https://webvelopment.co.za/images/portfolio/1814.webp)

Design

### Armoured Mobility](https://webvelopment.co.za/work/armoured-mobility/)

## Explore design presentations

The collection contains 3 projects in this original category. Open a card to see its full available presentation, including the gallery rather than only the cover. Names and category labels are preserved from the source collection.

As you browse, look beyond the overall style. What catches your eye first, and what do you read next? Those observations can help us understand what you want your own design to communicate.

## Use the work to frame a useful discussion

You do not need to arrive with a finished design brief. A reference and a clear explanation of why you chose it give us somewhere useful to start. For example, you might like a prominent headline because your announcement needs to be understood quickly, while needing more space for supporting information in your own version.

Tell us who will see the design, what they should understand and where it will appear. Include approved copy, logos and other source assets you already have. Photography, stock rights, print specifications and review stages are separately agreed; identifying gaps early helps us work out what the brief needs.

## Plan the next step

Bring a project link and a few notes about your audience and the decision or action the design should support. Point out the specific detail you want to discuss, rather than asking us to reproduce the whole reference.

It also helps to know who will approve the work, when it is needed and what existing material we should use. If several people need to review it, tell us how their feedback will come together. We can use that information to identify a suitable discovery or delivery scope.

[Discuss a design brief](https://webvelopment.co.za/contact/) or [return to the complete portfolio](https://webvelopment.co.za/work/).

## Specify the use before asking for a visual treatment

A campaign asset, presentation and website graphic need different dimensions, editable formats and approval checks. List the places the design will appear and whether your team needs to update it later. For example, a graphic supplied for a website may need a different layout when the same message is used in a presentation.

Confirm imagery rights and supplied factual copy before production. Use these presentations to discuss visual choices; an individual design presentation does not establish a complete brand strategy or a deployed website, and the same output may not suit another business.

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