What's included

• All in one designs

  Project Proposal: A detailed document outlining the scope of the project, including objectives, timeline, budget, and any specific requirements. Concept Presentations: Initial design concepts or mockups that visually represent different creative directions for the project. This allows the client to choose a preferred design direction. Design Drafts/Iterations: Progressive versions of the design as it evolves. Clients can provide feedback, and the designer makes necessary adjustments to refine the final product. Final Design Files: High-resolution files of the approved design in the required format (e.g., JPEG, PNG, PDF). These files are ready for use in various applications, such as print, web, or social media. Brand Guidelines: A document outlining the specific colors, fonts, logo usage, and other design elements that create a cohesive and consistent brand identity. This helps maintain visual consistency across different platforms. Print-Ready Files: If the project involves print materials (brochures, business cards, posters), the designer should provide print-ready files, including bleed and crop marks, to ensure proper printing. Source Files: The original design files in a format compatible with the design software used (e.g., Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign). These files allow for future edits or modifications. Mockups or Prototypes: For projects involving packaging, websites, or other physical/digital products, clients may receive mockups or prototypes that provide a realistic preview of the final result. Social Media Graphics: If applicable, graphics optimized for various social media platforms. This ensures that the design looks its best when shared online. Documentation and Instructions: Clear instructions on how to use or implement the design elements, especially if the client will manage ongoing updates or modifications. Client Training (if applicable): Training sessions or documentation on how to use any custom features or content management systems related to the design (common in web or app development projects). Final Presentation/Review: A final presentation meeting or review session to ensure that the client is satisfied with the delivered design and to address any final feedback or adjustments.