Graphic Design and content creater

arjun singh

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About this service

Summary

The Graphic Design Project Deliverables include all essential files and assets such as editable source files, high-resolution formats, logo variations, brand guidelines, and digital or print-ready materials. These deliverables ensure the client has everything needed for consistent and professional branding across all platforms.

Process

Graphic Design Process

Discovery & Research The process begins with understanding the client's needs, goals, and target audience. This involves gathering information about the brand, competitors, industry trends, and design preferences to ensure a clear direction for the project.

Concept Development Based on the research, initial concepts are created. This includes brainstorming ideas, sketching, and experimenting with different styles, layouts, and color schemes. The best concepts are selected for further refinement.

Design Creation The chosen concept is developed into a full design using industry-standard design tools like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or InDesign. This phase focuses on creating the design in its final form, ensuring it aligns with the client’s brand identity.

Client Review & Feedback The first draft is presented to the client for feedback. Revisions are made based on client suggestions to fine-tune the design. This may involve adjusting color schemes, typography, or layout until the client is satisfied with the outcome.

Finalization & Delivery Once the design is approved, the final files are prepared in various formats (e.g., .AI, .PNG, .JPG, .EPS) and any necessary mockups or brand guidelines are created. These are delivered to the client for use across their marketing platforms.

Post-Project Support After delivery, the designer remains available for any further revisions, questions, or additional requests to ensure the client’s satisfaction and long-term use of the design.

What's included

Comprehensive Graphic Design Project Deliverables
At the end of a graphic design project, the client can expect the following deliverables: Final Design Files Editable Source Files: The original files in programs like Adobe Illustrator (.AI), Photoshop (.PSD), or InDesign (.INDD), enabling future edits or adaptations. High-Resolution Files: High-quality versions of the design in formats like .PNG, .JPG, and .TIFF for web and print use. Vector Files: Scalable designs in vector formats such as .AI or .EPS, ensuring the logo or artwork maintains quality at any size. Logo Variations (if applicable) Different versions of the logo (e.g., full-color, black & white, horizontal, vertical) for various use cases across different platforms and mediums. Color Palette A defined set of brand colors in CMYK (for print), RGB (for web), and Hex codes, ensuring consistency across all brand materials. Typography Guidelines A set of recommended fonts, along with any specific font licenses if applicable, and instructions on how to use them for consistency in brand communications. Mockups Visual presentations showing how the designs will look in real-world applications (e.g., business cards, website, packaging, social media). Final Print-Ready Files (if applicable) Files prepared with proper settings for printing, including bleed, crop marks, and color settings for high-quality print production. Digital Assets Optimized versions of the design for web use, such as web banners, icons, social media assets, and email templates. Brand Guidelines Document A comprehensive document detailing how to use the design elements consistently across various platforms (e.g., logo usage, color scheme, typography, and image style guide). Additional Assets (if applicable) Any additional materials created during the project, such as social media graphics, infographics, or promotional materials. These deliverables ensure that the client has all the assets needed to maintain a cohesive and professional visual identity across all platforms and marketing efforts.

Skills and tools

Graphic Designer

Logo Designer

Packaging Designer