Anchor the system in one cinematic New York world
Aman ShahDMWF New York Campaign
A connected event world spanning booth graphics, platform covers, social templates and print communication for New York.
03IMS nHance × DMWFProblem-solving case study
Design was not the starting point.
The problem was.
The event identity had to stay recognisable from a phone screen to a large-format booth while carrying speaker, venue and meeting information without visual clutter.
My role in solving it.
I developed the visual direction, created the social and banner system, designed print collateral and kept the rollout coherent across every event touchpoint.
The thinking behind
the solution.
Each step answered a specific communication or production constraint. The goal was a system that could keep working beyond one polished frame.
Build hierarchy for distance and close reading
Create crop-safe layouts for every platform
Connect the pre-event, live and follow-up phases
Built as a system,
not a one-off.
The final outputs were connected by one design logic, so the idea could stay clear while moving across formats, audiences and production needs.
What the solution achieved
One recognisable campaign language carried nHance from digital discovery to the physical event floor.
How the solution worked across the complete DMWF campaign ecosystem
One solution.
Applied everywhere.
These outputs show how the same hierarchy, New York visual world and event message stayed connected from the first announcement to the booth, brochure and follow-up communication.
Four-page event brochure
Complete A4 brochure shown in reading order. Select any page to view it at full size.
Heading to New York
A 30-second vertical announcement reel that carries the event identity into a fast, mobile-first story.
Press play — original audio is enabled.Spend ten valuable minutes at the booth
A six-slide value story moving from the invitation into a live stack review, delivery model and costed plan.
Why agencies choose offshore teams
A problem-and-solution carousel turning delivery pressure into clear, service-led reasons to start a booth conversation.
People, stage and countdown
Standalone event posts introducing the team, spotlighting the speaker and closing the pre-event campaign.
Five reasons to walk to Booth 120
A complete seven-slide carousel built around practical reasons to visit, ending with a direct meeting prompt.