Daniel L.

EBook & Workbook Layout – Thrive Coaching Hub

online coaching manufaktur • Self-employed

Dec 2025 - Mar 2026 • 3 mos

Thrive Coaching Hub needed a professional eBook and workbook to sell alongside their online course. I designed a 40‑page eBook and 25‑page workbook in Canva, ensuring clean layouts, branded graphics, and interactive elements. Each section was carefully structured for readability, with icons, dividers, and call‑out boxes to keep learners engaged. To maximize usability, I delivered editable Canva files so the client could update content easily. After launch, the eBook became their best‑selling digital product, generating consistent passive income. Buyers loved the polished design, and the client reported a 60% increase in course sign‑ups thanks to the credibility the materials added. This project showcased how professional Canva design can transform digital products into revenue‑generating assets.

Business Presentation Templates – VisionEdge Consulting

Marvin Web Design • Part-time

Feb 2026 - Feb 2026 • 0 mos

VisionEdge Consulting needed professional presentation templates to pitch services to corporate clients. I created a set of Canva templates with sleek layouts, branded color schemes, and customizable slide structures. The templates included charts, infographics, and case study sections designed to impress decision‑makers. The consultant used these templates in multiple pitches and reported a 70% success rate in securing contracts compared to previous presentations. Clients commented on the clarity and professionalism of the visuals, which built trust and credibility. The consultant appreciated the flexibility of the templates, allowing them to adapt quickly for different audiences while maintaining a consistent brand identity. This project proved how conversion‑focused Canva presentations can directly impact business growth and client acquisition

Printshop Marketing Materials – Taste & Spice Eatery

Food2People • Freelance

Sep 2025 - Feb 2026 • 5 mos

Taste & Spice Eatery wanted eye‑catching print materials to promote their new menu. I designed flyers, posters, and a refreshed menu using Canva, focusing on vibrant food imagery and bold typography. Each design was optimized for high‑quality printing while remaining editable for future updates. The flyers were distributed locally, and posters were placed in high‑traffic areas. Within two weeks, the restaurant saw a surge in walk‑ins and a noticeable increase in orders for the featured dishes. Customers commented on how the visuals made the food look irresistible, and the owner highlighted how the designs elevated their brand image. By combining graphic design with marketing psychology, I helped Taste & Spice attract new customers and boost sales.