What style do I want for my brand?
Think about how you want people to feel when they see your brand. Do you want it to be fun, formal, or maybe something else? Understanding your brand's personality will help you find a designer who matches your vision.
How do I describe my brand's target audience to a designer?
Tell the designer who your customers are. Are they young kids, teenagers, or adults? Explain what your audience likes and what catches their interest. This helps the designer create a brand that speaks to the right people.
What is the main message I want my brand to convey?
Think about what your brand stands for. Is it about quality, trust, or maybe being eco-friendly? Share this core message with the designer, so they can make sure your brand communicates it clearly.
What specific deliverables do I expect from the brand designer?
Consider what materials you will need. These could be a logo, color palette, or brand guidelines. Clearly list these so there’s no confusion on what the designer needs to deliver.
How do I ensure the timeline aligns with my project needs?
Think about when you need everything done. Check if the designer can work within your schedule. Being clear about deadlines helps keep the project on track.
What process should I use to review and provide feedback on design drafts?
Decide how you will look at drafts and give your thoughts. Set up clear ways to communicate changes and approve designs. This helps avoid surprises and keeps everyone on the same page.
How do I plan a budget that includes all phases of design work?
Think about all parts of the design process, like research, drafts, and final touches. Setting a budget for each stage helps keep spending in check. It also avoids unexpected costs as the project moves forward.
What format(s) should the final design files be delivered in?
Determine what formats you need the final designs in. Popular choices include JPG, PNG, or vector files. Specifying this to the designer ensures you can use your brand materials easily.
What support will I need from the designer after the project is completed?
Consider if you will need help after the project ends. This could be slight changes to designs or advice on using brand elements. Discuss and agree on this with the designer to ensure ongoing support if needed.
How do I evaluate if the brand designer’s style aligns with my brand vision?
Look at the designer's previous work. See if their style matches what you imagine for your brand. Aligning your vision with their style helps create a brand you’ll love.
Who is Contra for?
Contra is designed for both freelancers (referred to as "independents") and clients. Freelancers can showcase their work, connect with clients, and manage projects commission-free. Clients can discover and hire top freelance talent for their projects.
What is the vision of Contra?
Contra aims to revolutionize the world of work by providing an all-in-one platform that empowers freelancers and clients to connect and collaborate seamlessly, eliminating traditional barriers and commission fees.
