For RealSnap's appearance at a fashion-tech expo, I designed the brand's exhibition booth and accompanying trifold leaflet as a single cohesive system. The booth uses a black-and-white palette anchored by a large product screenshot wall and a modular reception counter, translating the brand's "one shot, every look" identity into a physical space that reads clearly from across a crowded show floor. The leaflet extends the same visual language into print: a three-panel fold structure that opens from a bold cover into a feature breakdown (Snap, Edit, Drop) and closes with brand and contact information, using a restrained grid, mono-weight typography, and consistent iconography to keep the piece legible at a glance.

Across both pieces, I focused on translating a digital-first AI product into tactile, in-person brand touchpoints — balancing information density (product features, controls, brand policies) against the fast-read demands of a trade show environment. The result is a unified booth-to-leaflet system that carries visitors from a first glance at the booth wall into a leave-behind they can revisit after the show.