What's included

• "Creative Assets Package"

  When it comes to graphic design projects, here are the typical deliverables that a client might expect at the end of the project: Logo Design: Custom-designed logos in various formats (e.g., vector, PNG, JPEG) suitable for different applications. Brand Identity: This includes brand guidelines specifying color palettes, typography, logo usage, and other visual elements for consistent branding. Print Collateral: Designs for various print materials such as business cards, letterheads, brochures, flyers, posters, and signage. Digital Collateral: Designs for digital assets such as social media graphics, email templates, digital banners, and advertisements. Website Design: If applicable, designs for website layouts, including homepage, subpages, buttons, icons, and other graphical elements. Packaging Design: Design concepts for product packaging, labels, and stickers. Illustrations/Graphics: Custom illustrations or graphics tailored to the client's needs, such as icons, infographics, or decorative elements. UI/UX Design: User interface and user experience designs for digital products or applications, including wireframes and mockups. Presentation Design: Custom-designed presentations or pitch decks with visually appealing slides consistent with the brand identity. Mockups: High-quality mockups showcasing how the designs will look in real-world contexts, such as on merchandise, signage, or digital devices. Editable Files: Source files of the designs in formats like Adobe Illustrator (.ai) or Photoshop (.psd) for future editing and scalability. Final Artwork Files: High-resolution files of the completed designs in formats suitable for printing or digital use. Revision Rounds: Depending on the project agreement, a certain number of rounds of revisions to refine and polish the designs based on client feedback. Delivery Documentation: Detailed documentation outlining the specifications, usage rights, and any other relevant information about the delivered designs. Final Presentation: A presentation or walkthrough of the completed designs, explaining the rationale behind the choices made and how they align with the client's objectives and brand identity. These deliverables may vary based on the specific requirements and scope of the graphic design project. It's essential to discuss and clarify expectations with the client at the outset to ensure alignment and satisfaction with the final deliverables.