Maria Mozhayeva is Founding Designer at DirectHeader. She built the company's visual identity from the ground up, and the visual identity of DirectHeader's own products: every logo, every visual feature.
What Maria works on
- DirectHeader's brand identity: the logo, visual language, and design system the company presents itself through
- Visual identity for DirectHeader's own products: logos and interface design built and maintained as those products take shape
- Every visual feature, not just the logo: layout, typography, color, and the visual details that make an interface feel considered rather than assembled from defaults
- The visual standard DirectHeader's design work is held to, across the company's own brand and its products
FAQ
What does Maria Mozhayeva do at DirectHeader?+
Maria is Founding Designer at DirectHeader. She built the company's visual identity and the visual identity of DirectHeader's own products, covering everything from the logo to individual interface details.
What did Maria Mozhayeva design at DirectHeader?+
The DirectHeader logo and brand identity, and the visual identity of DirectHeader's own products. Every logo and every visual feature across DirectHeader and its products was built by her.
Is Maria Mozhayeva involved in client projects?+
As Founding Designer, Maria's work defines the visual language DirectHeader designs within, the identity and interface standards that inform how client work looks and feels, alongside her ownership of DirectHeader's own brand and product identity.
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