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BRAND WRITERSelected work 03
INDEPENDENT CONCEPT PORTFOLIO / 2026

Good brands
have a voice.

I help thoughtful brands sound clear,
distinctive, and worth remembering.
Brand stories, websites, and campaigns.

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CLEARER WORDS.
STRONGER CONNECTIONS.
WHAT I WRITEBrand voice
FOR YOURWebsite & launch
TO HELP YOUBe understood

Selected work

THREE BRANDS. THREE VOICES.
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OFF HOURS

HOSPITALITY · BRAND VOICE
OFF HOURS — YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CAFÉ

You have
time for
a coffee.

MAKE ROOM FOR YOURSELF.
An espresso cup on a cobalt blue café table in afternoon sunlight

A little pause in a very full day.

Website · Window copy · Welcome email
Read the project
THE BRIEF

Give people a reason to slow down.

Introduce a neighborhood café to people who want somewhere to pause between work and home. Make a visit feel like a small part of the day that belongs to them.

THE VOICE

Warm, observant, unhurried. Everyday details and short invitations, without coffee snobbery or forced cheerfulness.

THE THINKING

The writing sells an occasion to visit. Meetings, rain, and a window seat place the café in the reader’s day. The relaxed pace carries across every touchpoint.

01 / HOMEPAGE

You have time for a coffee.

The next meeting can have the rest of your morning. Take this bit for yourself. Pull up a chair, order something warm, and settle in at OFF HOURS.

Button copy: Find your way here
02 / WINDOW COPY

Come in for coffee.
Stay until the rain stops.

03 / WELCOME EMAIL

Glad you found us.

We’ll drop by your inbox when there’s something new on the counter or a good reason to stop in. Until then, we hope to see you by the window, halfway through a cup.

Button copy: Take a look at the menu
02 /

PLAIN FORM

SKINCARE · PRODUCT MESSAGING
PLAIN FORMEVERYDAY SKINCARE

A routine you can
explain in one sentence.

01 Cleanse.02 Moisturize.03 Protect.

Clarity is a beautiful thing.

Website · Product copy · Social carousel
Read the project
THE BRIEF

Give each product a clear job.

Introduce a three-product skincare range to shoppers overwhelmed by complicated routines. Build clarity without making unsupported claims about results.

THE VOICE

Direct, composed, useful. Explain each product’s role. Leave out miracle promises, flaw-focused language, and scientific-sounding filler.

THE THINKING

The promise is an understandable range. The copy explains the order without inventing evidence about ingredients or effectiveness. Real product directions would need to match approved labels.

01 / HOMEPAGE

A routine you can explain in one sentence.

Cleanse, moisturize, and protect. Meet three everyday essentials, with a clear place for each in your morning.

Button copy: Meet the three
02 / PRODUCT COPY

The Daily Moisturizer

The moisturizing step in your morning routine. Use after cleansing and before sunscreen; follow each product’s label for application instructions.

Button copy: See product details
03 / SOCIAL CAROUSEL
  1. What goes where?
  2. Cleanser. Start here.
  3. Moisturizer. Your next step.
  4. Sunscreen. Follow the label for application and reapplication.
  5. Three products. Each with a job.
03 /

NEXT SMALL THING

TECHNOLOGY · WEB & UX COPY
NEXT SMALL THING / A TASK-PLANNING APP

Build a website.
Write the
first headline.

BIG PLANS. SMALL BEGINNINGS.01 → 02 → 03

A softer way to get started.

Website · Onboarding · Launch email
Read the project
THE BRIEF

Make the next action feel possible.

Introduce a task-planning app to independent workers who find long lists discouraging. Show how breaking a project into smaller tasks helps them choose one place to start.

THE VOICE

Practical, encouraging, lightly playful. Concrete verbs, with no guilt, hustle slogans, or promises of effortless productivity.

THE THINKING

The headline demonstrates the app through a before-and-after example. Onboarding follows the same principle: one decision at a time, with an example that helps the user answer.

01 / HOMEPAGE

“Build a website” is a lot.
“Write the first headline” is a start.

Break a project into smaller tasks, choose your next move, and keep it in view with NEXT SMALL THING.

Button copy: Add your first project
02 / ONBOARDING & MICROCOPY

What are you working on?

Give your project a name. We’ll make room for the smaller steps next.

That’s one step done.

Pick another when you’re ready.

Button copy: Choose the next step
03 / LAUNCH EMAIL

Some tasks are really projects wearing short names.

“Launch my portfolio” might mean choosing three samples, writing an introduction, and finding a home for it all.

Put those steps in NEXT SMALL THING. Then choose one to work on today.

Button copy: Make your first list
READY WHEN YOU ARE

Have a brand
worth hearing?

Tell me what you’re building.
Start a conversation ↗jamilwafaa97@mail.com