the deliverables you provide to your clients will depend on the specific project you are working on and the scope of work agreed upon. However, here are some common deliverables that clients may receive: Design concepts: Depending on the project, you may provide your client with one or multiple design concepts to choose from. Final design files: Once the design has been approved, you will provide the final design files in the appropriate file formats for the intended use. For example, a print design may require a high-resolution PDF or an EPS file, while a web design may require a PNG or JPEG file. Brand guidelines: For branding projects, you may create a brand style guide that outlines the proper usage of the logo, typography, color palette, and other brand elements. Mockups: If you are designing a product packaging, brochure, or other physical item, you may provide mockups to show how the design will look in the real world. Source files: Some clients may request the source files of the design, such as the Photoshop or Illustrator files. Be sure to clarify whether this is included in your deliverables or if it will require an additional fee. Revisions: Depending on the scope of work, you may offer a certain number of revisions to the design before final approval.