What's included

• Graphics Designer

  inal Graphic Design: A fully polished and completed graphic design that aligns with the project's objectives and creative brief. This will be a high-resolution image file suitable for both digital and print usage. Source Files: The original source files of the graphic design, typically in formats like Adobe Photoshop (PSD) or Adobe Illustrator (AI). These files allow for future edits, modifications, or resizing, if necessary. Color and Typography Guidelines: A document outlining the specific colors and typography used in the graphic design. This ensures consistency in branding and future design materials. Usage Guidelines: Detailed instructions on how and where to use the graphic design. This could include recommendations for different platforms, sizes, and contexts to ensure the design's visual impact. Variations (if applicable): If the project involves multiple versions or variations of the graphic design, the client will receive all relevant versions specified in the project agreement. Print-Ready Files (if applicable): If the design is intended for print materials, the client will receive print-ready files, optimized for high-quality printing. Ownership and Usage Rights: Documentation outlining the ownership and usage rights of the final design. This clarifies how the client can use the design and any limitations on its use. Revisions Documentation: A summary of any agreed-upon revisions made during the design process. This helps both parties understand the evolution of the design and any changes that were implemented. It's important to note that the specific deliverables may vary based on the project scope and agreement between the client and the graphic designer. Always ensure clear communication and a well-defined scope to avoid misunderstandings.