Graphic design / 2020
By Anshul
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A month of energetic, modular social posts for a cricket scoring and community app.

- Client
- CricDost
- Year
- 2020
- Duration
- 3 weeks
- Role
- Visual designer, concept to final assets
- Industry
- Sports
The brief
CricDost, a cricket scoring and community app, wanted to level up its social media game. I planned and designed a month of posts for its Instagram, Facebook and Twitter handles.
Their challenge: they had a great product, but their social posts were not connecting emotionally with fans. My goal was to change that, and to create designs that felt like cricket itself: dynamic, bold and full of movement.
My objective was to design a series of posts that
- Build awareness for the CricDost app
- Capture the energy and emotion of cricket lovers
- Stay consistent across campaigns and formats (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter)
- Make people stop scrolling and start downloading
Highlights
Results
What I shipped
- 30%+engagement boostFrom a 12-post quiz campaign I created for the IPL season launch.
- Countdowns, trivia cards, match results and player features
- The full range of post types for match-day engagement.
- Performance ads
- I collaborated with the CricDost marketing team to adapt the designs for performance ads.
- A modular template system
- Future updates could be done in minutes.

Design approach
The design direction was built around three keywords: Energetic. Local. Modern.
The colour palette borrowed the intensity of stadium lights: bright oranges, deep blues and vibrant greens. Typography was bold, often italicised, mimicking the speed of a ball in motion. I used motion-inspired shapes and overlapping layers to keep every frame alive.
I handled the end-to-end visual design, from concept sketches to final assets
- Designed campaign layouts for match-day engagement
- Created typography that reflects the pace and excitement of the game
- Integrated player imagery, stats and CTA placement for brand recall
- Aligned with the in-app design style of CricDost for consistency

Takeaway
Just like cricket has a tempo, your visuals need one too.
This project reminded me how powerful visual rhythm can be. When every post moves with energy and intent, the audience feels it.