Graphic Design

Akshat Sharma

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About this service

Summary

TIMELINE

Week 1: Project Initiation and Conceptualization

Day 1: Project Kickoff Meeting with the client to understand goals, objectives, and project scope.

Days 2-3: Research and gather relevant information and materials.

Days 4-5: Begin brainstorming and concept development.

Day 5: Present initial design concepts and discuss ideas with the client.

Week 2: Design Development and Revision

Days 1-5: Refine design concepts based on client feedback, create high-fidelity mockups.

Day 5: Present revised concepts for client review.

Days 6-7: Allow the client to provide feedback and make necessary revisions.

Week 3: Finalization and Preparing Deliverables

Day 1: Finalize the design based on client feedback.

Days 2-3: Prepare the design for various deliverables (e.g., print and web versions).

Day 4: Conduct quality assurance checks to ensure everything is in order.

Day 5: Create brand guidelines or style guide, if applicable, and present it to the client for approval.

Week 4: Client Review and Project Completion

Days 1-2: Allow the client to review the final design and provide any last-minute revisions.

Day 3: Make any requested revisions and prepare the final design files.

Day 4: Conduct a final quality assurance review to ensure everything is ready for delivery.

Day 5: Deliver the final design files and any necessary assets to the client, and ensure client satisfaction and sign-off.

What's included

Design Concepts
Initial design ideas or concepts for the project that demonstrate different creative directions.
Source Files
Original design files created in software like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or InDesign, which allow for future edits or adjustments.
Print-Ready Files
Files prepared for professional printing, including appropriate color profiles and bleed settings.
Web-Ready Files
Images or graphics optimized for web use, ensuring fast loading times and compatibility with web standards.
Vector Graphics
Scalable graphics in vector format (e.g., SVG, AI) for logos and illustrations.
Typography Recommendations
Guidance on font choices and usage in the design, including typeface names and licenses if applicable.
Color Palette
A color scheme used in the design, typically specified with color codes (e.g., HEX, RGB, CMYK).
Mockups
Realistic representations of the design applied to various mediums, such as stationery, signage, or product packaging.
Brand Guidelines
Comprehensive brand guidelines that specify design principles, typography, color usage, and logo variations, if applicable.
Infographics
Visual representations of data or information for use in reports, presentations, or websites.
Packaging Design Files
If working on product packaging, deliver packaging dielines, mockups, and labels.