What's included

• Final design files

  These are the finished digital or print-ready files of the design work, typically in a format agreed upon by the client and designer (e.g., JPEG, PNG, PDF, etc.).

• Source files

  These are the editable files (e.g., Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, etc.) that the designer used to create the final design. Source files allow the client to make future modifications or edits if necessary.

• Branding guidelines

  If the project involves branding or identity design, the designer may provide a set of guidelines that outline how the brand should be consistently applied across various media. This can include specifications for logo usage, color palette, typography, etc.

• Mockups or prototypes

  Depending on the project, the designer might create visual representations or interactive prototypes to showcase how the design will look and function in real-world scenarios. This could include website or app mockups, product packaging prototypes, etc.

• Print-ready files

  If the design project involves a presentation or pitch, the designer may create supporting materials such as slide decks, infographics, or other visual aids to enhance the client's message.

• Revisions and variations:

  Designers often provide a certain number of revision rounds to accommodate feedback from the client. This means the client may receive multiple iterations or variations of the design until it meets their satisfaction.