What's included

• Final Design Files:

  This typically includes the final versions of the designs in the required formats (such as high-resolution files, vector files, or web-optimized formats) that are ready for use in various mediums.

• Branding Assets:

  If the project involves branding, the client can expect to receive branding assets such as logo files, brand style guides, color palettes, typography guidelines, and any other visual elements that define their brand identity.

• Print-ready Materials

  If the project involves print design, the client can expect print-ready files that meet the specifications required by the printing vendor. This may include designs for business cards, brochures, posters, packaging, or any other printed materials.

• Web Design Assets:

  For projects related to web design, the client can expect design assets such as website mockups, user interface (UI) elements, icons, illustrations, or any other visuals needed for the website development process.

• Social Media Graphics:

  If the project includes social media design, the client can expect graphics optimized for popular social media platforms, such as cover images, profile pictures, post templates, or any other visuals tailored for social media marketing.

• Revisions and Source Files:

  Revisions and Source Files: In most cases, the client can expect a certain number of revisions to fine-tune the designs based on their feedback. Additionally, the client may receive the source files (such as Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator files) that allow them or their team to make future modifications if needed.