Graphic DesigningSandeep Merneedi
1. Prototypes:
Interactive prototypes of the UI design that demonstrate the user interface's functionality and user flow. This can be in the form of clickable mockups, wireframes, or interactive presentations.
2. Style Guides and Design Specifications:
Brand or design style guides that outline color schemes, typography choices, iconography, and design principles to maintain consistency in future design work.
Detailed design specifications that provide instructions for developers on how to implement the design, including dimensions, spacing, and color codes.
3. Source Files:
The original source files of the design work, which can include layered PSD files, AI files, or other format-specific source files. These are often provided to the client for future reference or modifications.
4. Responsive Design:
For web and app UI design, clients may receive responsive design versions that accommodate various screen sizes and resolutions (e.g., desktop, tablet, mobile).
5. Interactive Elements:
Assets and designs for interactive elements, such as buttons, forms, navigation menus, and user interface components.
6. Design Mockups:
High-fidelity design mockups or renderings that visually represent how the final product will look on different devices or platforms.
7. Presentation Materials:
Presentation materials, such as design boards, PDFs, or slideshows, to communicate the design concept, rationale, and visual aesthetics to stakeholders.
8. Icon Sets and Illustrations:
Custom icon sets and illustrations designed for the project, often provided in various formats and sizes.
9. Feedback and Revisions:
- Depending on the project agreement, clients will have opportunities for feedback and revisions to ensure the design aligns with their vision and goals.
10. Final Deliverables Format:
- The final deliverables are typically shared through secure file-sharing platforms, email, or other agreed-upon means.
What's included
DELIVERABLES FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN AND UI DESIGN
Graphic Design:
High-resolution image files (e.g., JPEG, PNG, TIFF) of the design work.
Vector files (e.g., AI, EPS, SVG) for scalable graphics.
UI Design:
UI design files in their native format (e.g., Adobe XD, Figma, Photoshop) that can be easily edited and implemented. Exported design assets, such as icons, buttons, and illustrations, in various formats.
Example work
Sandeep's other services
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Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Figma
Graphic Designer
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Sandeep Merneedi Hyderabad, India
Graphic DesigningSandeep Merneedi
Contact for pricing
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Figma
Graphic Designer
1. Prototypes:
Interactive prototypes of the UI design that demonstrate the user interface's functionality and user flow. This can be in the form of clickable mockups, wireframes, or interactive presentations.
2. Style Guides and Design Specifications:
Brand or design style guides that outline color schemes, typography choices, iconography, and design principles to maintain consistency in future design work.
Detailed design specifications that provide instructions for developers on how to implement the design, including dimensions, spacing, and color codes.
3. Source Files:
The original source files of the design work, which can include layered PSD files, AI files, or other format-specific source files. These are often provided to the client for future reference or modifications.
4. Responsive Design:
For web and app UI design, clients may receive responsive design versions that accommodate various screen sizes and resolutions (e.g., desktop, tablet, mobile).
5. Interactive Elements:
Assets and designs for interactive elements, such as buttons, forms, navigation menus, and user interface components.
6. Design Mockups:
High-fidelity design mockups or renderings that visually represent how the final product will look on different devices or platforms.
7. Presentation Materials:
Presentation materials, such as design boards, PDFs, or slideshows, to communicate the design concept, rationale, and visual aesthetics to stakeholders.
8. Icon Sets and Illustrations:
Custom icon sets and illustrations designed for the project, often provided in various formats and sizes.
9. Feedback and Revisions:
- Depending on the project agreement, clients will have opportunities for feedback and revisions to ensure the design aligns with their vision and goals.
10. Final Deliverables Format:
- The final deliverables are typically shared through secure file-sharing platforms, email, or other agreed-upon means.
What's included
DELIVERABLES FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN AND UI DESIGN
Graphic Design:
High-resolution image files (e.g., JPEG, PNG, TIFF) of the design work.
Vector files (e.g., AI, EPS, SVG) for scalable graphics.
UI Design:
UI design files in their native format (e.g., Adobe XD, Figma, Photoshop) that can be easily edited and implemented. Exported design assets, such as icons, buttons, and illustrations, in various formats.
Example work
Sandeep's other services
Contact for pricing