What's included

• Design files

  The client should receive the source files of the design work in a format that is editable and can be used for future changes. This may include vector files, such as AI or EPS, or layered Photoshop files.

• Final designs

  The client should also receive the final designs in a format that is suitable for the intended use. For example, if the design is for print, the client may receive high-resolution PDF or TIFF files. If the design is for web, the client may receive optimized JPG or PNG files.

• Style guide

  If the project involves branding or a larger design system, the client may receive a style guide that outlines the visual elements of the design, including typography, color palette, and imagery guidelines.

• Mockups

  For some projects, the client may receive mockups that show how the design will look in its intended environment. This may include website or app mockups, packaging mockups, or printed material mockups.

• Revisions

  Depending on the scope of the project, the client may receive a set number of revisions to the design work to ensure that it meets their needs and expectations.