Summary

Process

FAQs

• What is the typical timeline for a graphic design project?

  The timeline for a project can vary depending on its complexity and scope. Generally, it takes anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. A simple project may take 5–7 days, while a more extensive branding project could take 2–4 weeks. We'll provide an estimated timeline during the initial consultation.

• What do you need from me to get started?

  To kick off the project, I’ll need a clear understanding of your goals, target audience, preferred design style, and any branding materials you currently have (such as logos, color schemes, and fonts). It’s also helpful if you share any inspiration or examples of designs you like.

• How many revisions do you offer?

  I offer up to two rounds of revisions to ensure the final design meets your expectations. Additional revisions may be subject to an extra fee, depending on the project. Each revision is an opportunity to refine the design and get closer to the final vision.

• Will I receive the source files?

  Yes, you will receive all necessary source files (e.g., AI, PSD, or other editable formats) with your final deliverables. These files allow you to make future edits or use the design across different mediums.

• What if I need a design after the project is complete?

  I offer post-project support and can assist with any design updates or additional work as needed. Whether it's for new marketing materials, social media graphics, or minor tweaks, I’m happy to help.

• Do you provide designs for both print and digital?

  Yes! I provide designs for both print (e.g., business cards, brochures, posters) and digital platforms (e.g., websites, social media, email templates). I ensure each design is optimized for its intended medium.

• How do you ensure my design aligns with my brand?

  Before starting any design work, I take time to understand your brand’s identity, target audience, and goals. I work closely with you throughout the process to ensure the design reflects your brand's values and resonates with your audience.

• What if I don’t like the final design?

  Your satisfaction is important. If you’re not satisfied with the design after the revision rounds, we’ll discuss ways to make further adjustments or explore new concepts. My goal is to deliver a design that aligns perfectly with your vision.