Graphic Design and Layout Refresh for Digital Card Game - Must Understand Game and Card UI Design

Looking for a designer to refresh the card layout for a digital card game — updating colors, fonts, and placement (not designing from scratch). Should also understand UI design. Must be comfortable transferring design to Figma.

This is a fast-moving project with a tight deadline, so we need someone who turns work around quickly and hits dates reliably. This is not an app. It's more like a card game, think Sushi Go.

To apply, include:

2 examples of card layout design you've done

1 example of UI design work

A note on your availability/turnaround time

How we'll work:

Star with a sample task before committing to the full project

Strong potential for ongoing work if the sample goes well

Apply with your examples and a quick note on your process for fast-turnaround projects.

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