What's included

• Graphic Desighn

  Final Design Files: High-resolution files of the approved design in the required formats (e.g., JPEG, PNG, PDF, AI, PSD). Print-Ready Files: If applicable, files optimized for print production, including bleed and trim marks. Web-Ready Files: Graphics tailored for online use, with optimized resolutions for websites and social media platforms. Vector Files: Editable vector files (e.g., AI or EPS) allowing scalability without loss of quality. Typography and Font Files: Font files or a list of fonts used in the design to maintain consistency in future projects. Color Codes: Hex, RGB, or CMYK color codes used in the design for accurate reproduction. Brand Guidelines: A document outlining guidelines for the use of the design elements, including logo usage, color schemes, and typography. Mockups or Prototypes: Presentation of the design in context, such as on business cards, stationery, or digital platforms. Source Files: Original source files (e.g., PSD or AI files) for future edits or modifications. Usage Rights or Licensing Agreement: A formal agreement specifying how the client can use the design, including any limitations or restrictions. Presentation or Design Brief: A summary document that explains the design concept, its rationale, and how it addresses the client's needs. Revisions Documentation: A record of any revisions made during the design process, providing transparency and clarity. Photography/Illustration Credits: If applicable, credits for any third-party elements used in the design. Invoicing and Payment Receipt: Final invoices and receipts for payment, outlining any additional costs or fees. Feedback and Review Documentation: Documentation of client feedback and the designer's responses throughout the project. Support or Training Materials: If necessary, materials providing guidance on how to use or implement the design elements effectively.