High-Quality Design Files: Clients typically receive the final design files in a format that suits their needs, such as JPEG, PNG, or PDF. Source Files: Depending on the agreement, clients may also receive editable source files (e.g., PSD files for Photoshop) to make future adjustments. Brand Assets: For branding projects, clients might receive a set of brand assets, including logos, color schemes, and typography guidelines. Mockups and Prototypes: If applicable, clients may receive design mockups or prototypes to visualize how the final product will look. Print-Ready Materials: In the case of print design, clients may receive print-ready files with appropriate resolutions and color profiles. Style Guides: Designers may provide style guides that outline the design elements, color codes, fonts, and usage guidelines for consistent branding. Revisions: Depending on the agreement, clients may be entitled to a certain number of revisions to ensure satisfaction with the final design. Communication and Collaboration: Clients receive ongoing communication and collaboration throughout the design process, ensuring their input is considered.