Frames, not posters
An alumni frame, a session frame, a notice frame, an admissions frame. Each one is filled in rather than redesigned.
Case 07 · Social Media Design
An admissions and campus system a department can run.

01 · The brief
One department publishing admissions deadlines, programme eligibility, monthly sessions, alumni stories, urgent notices and festival greetings — all needing to look like the same institute without a designer on staff.
02 · Constraints
03 · Approach
An alumni frame, a session frame, a notice frame, an admissions frame. Each one is filled in rather than redesigned.
Eligibility, registration deadlines and test dates are set into the design, so the post answers the question before it is asked in the comments.
The payment warning is drawn as a pinned paper note — administrative content given a form people will actually stop for.
A magnifying glass for Purpose of Life, a single dome for the Seerah quiz. One idea per page, never two.
04 · What was delivered
The admissions campaign, the session and alumni series, notices and festival greetings.
Planning something like this?
Tell Kashif the date. He’ll tell you if it fits.
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06 · Result
A set of frames the department fills in itself. New sessions and intakes are produced in minutes rather than commissioned.
Need something like this? Send the brief — replies within one business day.
07 · Questions
Because the post gets shared, screenshotted and forwarded without the caption. If the eligibility is on the image, the post answers the question wherever it lands.
Yes. It received frames rather than finished posters — an alumni frame, a session frame, a notice frame and an admissions frame — each one filled in rather than redesigned.
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Islami Jamiat-e-Talaba, International Islamic University Islamabad