Boostly.sk case study

For three months, from late 2025 into 2026, I designed graphics for Boostly, a Slovak agency that runs social media, short-form video and paid ads for brands. Here is some of it: Boostly’s own Instagram, and a banner for one of its clients.

An introduction in six slides

A carousel that introduces the agency: the problem, what Boostly does, why it works, the two people behind it, and an invitation to get in touch. Every slide is 1080 × 1350, Instagram’s portrait size, and follows the same grid: the logo top left, a condensed headline whose last words turn blue, and an arrow in the bottom corner that leads to the next slide. The last slide swaps the arrow for a button.

1 · Content without strategy is just noise.

Slide 2: three crossed-out points and a man filming with a gimbal — 2 · Pretty content isn’t enough.

Slide 3: three services, each with an icon — 3 · What we do at Boostly

Slide 4: three reasons, each with an icon — 4 · Why our strategy works

Slide 5: portraits of Tomáš and Marek Bekeš with their roles — 5 · The team behind brands’ growth

Slide 6: a button that reads Napíš nám správu — 6 · Ready to take your brand higher?

One gradient, five covers

The four highlight covers and the profile picture are cut, in order, from one 2560 × 512 gradient. Each circle gets its own part of the blue, and placed in that order, the highlights carry one band of it across the row.

Reels cover — The gradient, and below it each cover, cropped to a circle as Instagram shows it.

On the profile: the covers in the highlight row, and the carousel's first slide pinned to the grid.

ABAU, one of Boostly’s clients, builds houses. Their banner is made for a crowd barrier: the headline, three promises under it, and the phone number and web address in orange along the bottom, with the logo beside them.

An introduction in six slides

One gradient, five covers

A banner for ABAU