What's included

• Here’s a comprehensive list of deliverables a client can typically expect from me at the end of a business card design project

  Final Business Card Designs: The completed designs of the business card, typically including front and back designs if applicable. Digital Files: High-resolution digital files of the business card design in commonly used formats such as PDF, AI (Adobe Illustrator), PSD (Adobe Photoshop), or EPS (Encapsulated PostScript). Print-Ready Files: Files prepared according to printing standards, including bleed, trim marks, and colour mode (CMYK) to ensure high-quality printing results. Mockups or Proofs: Visual representations or digital mockups of the business card design for client approval before finalization. Colour Specifications: Detailed colour information including CMYK, RGB, and Pantone (PMS) colours used in the design, ensuring consistency in print and digital formats. Typography Details: Information on the fonts used in the design, including font names, styles, and any licensing information if custom fonts are used. Brand Guidelines: Documentation or guidelines explaining how the business card design aligns with your overall brand identity, including logo usage rules, colour palette, and typography guidelines. Ownership and Usage Rights: Confirmation of ownership rights and usage permissions for the final business card design, outlining any restrictions or licenses related to its use. Support and Revisions: Post-project support terms, such as minor revisions or adjustments to the design within a specified timeframe after delivery. Invoice or Payment Receipt: Documentation related to the financial aspects of the project, including invoices, receipts, or payment confirmations. These deliverables ensure transparency, clarity, and satisfaction for the client, enabling them to effectively utilize and distribute the business card design as needed. Adjustments and additional deliverables may be specified based on the specific project requirements and client agreements.