Graphic design deliverables can vary based on the project, but here are some common ones you might encounter: Logo Design: Finalized logo in various formats (AI, EPS, PNG, JPEG) and sizes, including a style guide if needed. Brand Identity: Includes logos, color palettes, typography, and other elements that define the brand’s visual style. Marketing Materials: Brochures, flyers, posters, banners, and other promotional materials, often provided in both print and digital formats. Website Design: Mockups of web pages, user interface (UI) elements, and sometimes full prototypes, typically in formats like PSD, AI, or XD. Social Media Graphics: Templates and images for platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, including banners, profile pictures, and post templates. Packaging Design: Artwork for product packaging, which might include labels, boxes, or other containers. Infographics: Visual representations of data or information, provided in formats like PNG, JPEG, or PDF. Presentations: Slide decks designed for presentations, often in PowerPoint or Google Slides format. Business Cards: Designs for business cards, typically delivered in print-ready formats like PDF or AI. Email Templates: Design for email newsletters or marketing campaigns, often provided in formats compatible with email platforms. Print Ads: Designs for print advertisements, provided in high-resolution formats suitable for printing. Illustrations: Custom illustrations or artwork, often delivered in vector formats (AI, EPS) or high-resolution raster formats (PNG, JPEG). Each deliverable should be accompanied by the appropriate file formats and specifications based on the intended use.