Inside StickEarn: Diary of a Visual Designer
Led the visual identity and asset systems for a digital advertising platform
“A dual style icon library and self serve deck system that lifted team efficiency 40% and made B2B pitches look venture funded”
- Scope of Work
- Visual Identity & Icon SystemB2B Sales Deck RedesignMotion Brand Identity
- Role
- Senior Graphic & Motion Designer
- Discipline
- Brand Guidelines & Motion Design
- Time
- 2021 - 2023
The Setup
StickEarn is a B2B ad tech startup, which means the sales deck is basically the product experience for a prospect. But every pitch, infographic, and client deliverable ran through design first, a bottleneck that made a lean team feel even leaner.
The Ask
Build a visual system the whole company could use without waiting on design, while raising the perceived professionalism of every client-facing document.
The Move
- Designed a dual-style icon system (line and solid), embedded directly into Google Slides so anyone (sales, marketing, ops) could self-serve for presentations and collateral.
- Redesigned the core B2B sales deck and client communication templates, since the whole business runs on being taken seriously in that first meeting.
- Built a motion identity (bumpers, lower-thirds, credit titles) so the team could produce polished video content without a from-scratch edit every time.
- Designed a Kampus Merdeka intern welcome sticker pack, converted into animated GIFs for WhatsApp, Slack, and Instagram: a small project that did real work making the company feel like people, not just a logo.






























StickEarn Commercial & Campaign Motion Video 01
StickEarn Commercial & Campaign Motion Video 02
StickEarn Commercial & Campaign Motion Video 03
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The Numbers
The Bigger Picture
The best compliment a design system can earn is that people stop needing you for the small stuff. That
If your team's still pinging design for the same slide every week, that's a systems problem I can usually fix in a sprint, not a quarter.