What's included

• Prerequisites:

  Creative Brief: Develop a comprehensive creative brief that captures the client's design requirements. Include details such as the purpose of the graphic, target audience, preferred style, and any specific elements to be incorporated. Brand Assets: Request existing brand assets, including logos, color codes, and style guides, to ensure design consistency

• Acceptance Requirements and Deadlines:

  Project Proposal: Present a project proposal outlining the scope of the graphic design work, timelines, and cost estimates. Collaborate with the client to finalize these details. Revision Policy: Clearly define the number of revisions included in the project scope and establish a process for additional revisions if needed.

• Deliverable Approval Process:

  Concept Presentations: Share initial design concepts through visual mockups or sketches. Establish a feedback loop to refine the designs based on client input. File Formats and Delivery: Determine the preferred file formats for the final designs and establish a secure and efficient method for delivering the completed graphics.

• Visualize the End Product:

  Design Mockups: Create detailed design mockups or proofs for client approval before finalizing the artwork. Present these in a way that allows the client to visualize how the graphics will appear in various contexts.

• Measure the Deliverables’ Success:

  Performance Metrics: Discuss with the client the desired outcomes for the graphic design, whether it's increased brand awareness, engagement, or conversions. Establish key performance indicators (KPIs) and track them over time. Feedback and Satisfaction Surveys: Implement a feedback mechanism to gather client satisfaction and insights. Use surveys or interviews to understand how well the graphic designs align with the client's goals.