Deep Teal Market Research Fiverr Gig Cover

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, dark corporate vector background with a circular photo mask and a clean sans type stack. Matte finish, low contrast, restrained. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] A deep teal field fills the frame, divided roughly 55/45. A large circle of slightly lighter teal sits on the right, its top edge cropped by the frame, and holds a portrait; a thin green quarter-arc band curls along the bottom-left of that circle, and a faint fine-line square grid is etched into the bottom-left corner region. The type stack is left-aligned inside the left half: the platform wordmark at the very top-left, the two-line headline below it, a short green horizontal rule, then a seven-row bulleted list running down to the bottom third. Nothing crosses the centre seam; the circle abuts the text column with generous breathing room. [Subject] A young man in his early thirties, short dark hair, light stubble, a dark navy suit over a white shirt with a navy patterned tie, framed head-and-shoulders inside the teal circle and looking straight at camera with a composed expression. He is cut into the circle with a soft inner shadow and lit by directional light from the left, a neutral dark background behind him. [Headline] Very top-left, the small white Fiverr wordmark in its standard lowercase-style lettering. Below it, Market in white and Research in a bright mint green, both in a light-to-regular geometric sans with wide letter spacing, title case, stacked left-flush — together the largest type but noticeably lighter in weight than typical gig covers. A thin mint rule runs under them at about a third of the headline's width. The bullet list beneath, in white regular sans at roughly a quarter of the headline's size: Competitors Analysis, Market size, TAM, SAM, SOM, Market Trends, Market Strategy, Market Growth, SWOT Analysis. [Badges] The Fiverr wordmark at top-left only. [Mood] Deep teal and mint with a single white accent; calm, analytical, quietly premium. The restrained weight and low contrast make it feel like a consultancy deck. At thumbnail it stays soft, but the mint word still separates the two halves of the headline.