What's included

• Product can be delivered

  Certainly, here is a list of typical deliverables a client can expect from a graphic design or photo editing project:   Initial Consultation Documents: These will include a brief to outline the project's objectives, scope, and deliverables, and a proposal detailing the project plan and estimated timeline. Visual Mockups: Early concept designs to give the client an idea of how the final product will look, often presented as high-fidelity prototypes. Revised and Final Designs: A collection of draft and final versions of the designs, which may include iteration reports that detail the evolution of the work based on client feedback. High-Resolution Files: Source files and high-resolution export versions for print, web, or other media usages, typically delivered as layered Photoshop (PSD) or Illustrator (AI) files, EPS, PDF, or JPG/PNG images. Brand Guidelines: Detailed documentation on the approved design elements such as color palettes, typography, logo usage, and overall brand identity if applicable. Implementation Assistance: For web design or digital products, assistance with implementation into existing systems, content management platforms, or providing development handover documents. Feedback and Approval Reports: Summary documents of client feedback sessions and the final approved version of the project, with any agreed-upon revisions clearly documented. Maintenance and Support: This might include a certain number of revisions post-project completion or assistance with future updates or changes to the project. Project Presentation: A presentation that includes a comprehensive review of the project process, outcomes, and final deliverables, which can be helpful for project documentation or internal review. Future Consultation Options: Consultation sessions and support for long-term project development, strategic planning, and design refinement.   It's important to note that this list may vary depending on the nature of the project and the needs of the client. Good communication between the client and the designer or editor is key to ensuring all deliverables are clearly defined and agreed upon at the project outset.