Email Designer Needed – Modern, Image-Based Email Templates (Apple/Factor Meals Style)
Description: We’re looking for an experienced email designer to create 5–10 modern, image-driven email templates for Platr, a premium meal-prep brand. The goal is to build visually rich, section-based email templates (similar to Apple, Factor, or premium DTC brands) that still remain highly deliverable and compatible across Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Apple Mail, etc. These emails will be used for: - Promotions - Product launches - Weekly menu announcements - Brand storytelling Key Requirements: - Strong experience designing image-forward emails that still pass spam filters - Deep understanding of email deliverability best practices - Templates must render cleanly across Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Apple Mail - Experience balancing images + live text (not single flat images) - Mobile-first design mindset - Familiar with tools like Figma, Photoshop, Klaviyo, or HTML email frameworks - Ability to export templates ready for Klaviyo / ESP use What We’re Looking For: - Someone who understands why big brands use sectioned image layouts, not heavy text - Someone who knows how to keep emails spam-safe (image/text ratio, alt text, font handling, compression, etc.) - Clean, modern, premium aesthetic (this is not a flashy or gimmicky brand) Brand Direction: - Modern - Premium - Minimal - Food-forward - Neutral tones with strong visual hierarchy (We’ll provide brand colors, logo, and references.) Deliverables: - 5–10 reusable email templates - Desktop + mobile responsive - Editable files (and/or Klaviyo-ready versions) Bonus (Not Required): - Experience with DTC, food, wellness, or subscription brands - Knowledge of ESP-specific quirks (Gmail clipping, Outlook rendering, etc.) To Apply, Please Include: - Examples of email templates you’ve designed (live or screenshots) - Brief explanation of how you design emails to maximize deliverability - Tools you typically work in This is a paid project, with potential for ongoing work if it’s a good fit. Apply tot his job