“Teamed Hydration”: Our First Project
Sunday, November 26th saw the first ever project completed using the beta version of Teamed. This was an exciting milestone and hopefully the first of many creative ideas fulfilled using our platform. Read on to learn more about this project and what we were able to make!
Wanting to create a giveaway piece for our table at OU Startup Showcase that also doubled as a promotional and informative item, we came up with the idea of custom Gatorade labels, which would feature information about Teamed and how we help athletes and sports creatives everywhere. This was the perfect opportunity to connect with a freelance designer using our platform, and we were excited to get to work.
We partnered with Miles Miller (MilesMCreations), a freelance graphic designer from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to turn this unique idea into reality. We provided Miles with the measurements of the label as well as a drawing within the ‘Inspiration’ area of the project request, and included our logo and other brand elements under the ‘Files’ portion.
After receiving the request, which detailed what specific text, visual, and branding elements would be required, Miles started work on the design, and eventually sent us a proof for review. We responded with feedback and changes needed, and this process continuing until we were happy with the result. Miles uploaded the final design upon completion, making it the first ever project made on Teamed!
We were very happy to work with Miles on this important project, and can’t wait to see what else is created on our platform. This unique milestone is just a brief look into what is possible using Teamed. “Personally I’ve never seen anything capable of bridging a gap between the athlete and the sports creative”, Miles said when reflecting on this moment. “Teamed has the potential to transform the sports design landscape in a big way. Teamed is not just a platform; it’s a catalyst for designers like me to not only keep a steady workflow but to create impactful art for athletes everywhere.”
