What's included

• At the project's conclusion, clients receive high-quality design files in required formats, including the editable source file. Additionally, they obtain a print-ready version if applicable, along with basic usage guidelines and support documentation for implementation. A summary of revisions made during the project ensures clarity and reference for future endeavors.

  Certainly! Here's a list of typical deliverables a client can expect at the end of a graphic design project: 1. **Final Design Files**: High-resolution versions of all approved designs in the required formats (e.g., JPEG, PNG, ). 2. **Source Files**: Original design files in editable formats (e.g., PSD, ai) for future modifications or reprints. 3. **Brand Guidelines**: Comprehensive document outlining design specifications, color codes, typography, and usage guidelines to maintain brand consistency. 4. **Mockups**: Visual representations of designs in real-world contexts, such as product packaging, signage, or digital interfaces. 5. **Print-Ready Files**: Prepped files optimized for professional printing, including crop marks and bleed if applicable. 7. **Revisions Documentation**: Summary of all revision requests and changes made throughout the project for clarity and reference. 8. **License Agreement**: Clear documentation outlining the terms of use and ownership rights for the finalized designs. 9. **Support Documentation**: Instructions or resources for using and implementing the designs effectively. 10. **Optional Extras**: Depending on the project scope, additional deliverables might include social media assets, branding collateral (e.g., business cards, letterheads), or design presentations.