What's included

• Graphic Design, Logo Design, and Packaging Design

  The specific deliverables for a graphic design, logo design, and packaging design project can vary based on the client's needs and project scope. Here's a generalized list of potential deliverables: Graphic Design: High-Resolution Graphics: Delivery of visually appealing and high-quality graphic designs tailored to the client's requirements. Source Files: Providing editable source files (e.g., PSD, AI) for future use and modifications. Print-Ready Designs: Supplying designs optimized for printing, ensuring quality in physical materials. Branding Collateral: Creating various branded materials such as business cards, letterheads, and brochures. Social Media Graphics: Designing graphics for consistent branding across social media platforms. Logo Design: Final Logo Designs: Delivering the approved logo designs in various file formats (e.g., PNG, SVG). Logo Variations: Providing alternate versions (color variations, black and white) for versatile use. Brand Guidelines: Documenting guidelines specifying logo usage, color codes, and typography for brand consistency. Favicon Design: Creating a small, recognizable favicon for website and online branding. Packaging Design: Packaging Mockups: Presenting realistic 3D mockups of the final packaging design for visualization. Die-Cut Templates: Supplying accurate die-cut templates for the physical production of packaging materials. Print Specifications: Detailing specifications for printing, including color codes, material suggestions, and finishes. Prototype Images: Providing images or samples of physical prototypes if applicable. Regulatory Compliance Guidelines: Offering guidance on adhering to regulatory and industry-specific packaging requirements. Common to All: Client Presentation: Conducting a presentation or walkthrough of the final designs for client approval. Revisions Documentation: Documenting any revisions made during the design process. Final Design Approval: Securing client approval for all deliverables before finalization. It's crucial to discuss and agree upon specific deliverables with the client during the project's initiation to ensure alignment with expectations.