What's included

• Print files, Source Files, Cover design(If any), Base Layouts, Images and Fonts used.

  Print-Ready Files: Provide high-resolution, press-ready files in the appropriate format (PDF is commonly used) with proper bleeds, margins, and color profiles to ensure flawless printing. Source Files: Include editable source files of the design project. This could be Adobe InDesign files, Photoshop files for images, and Illustrator files for vectors. These files are crucial for future updates or adjustments. Cover Design: For a book design, provide the finalized front and back cover designs, including spine width and any necessary flaps for dust jackets. Ensure these are correctly formatted for print. Interior Layout: Deliver the meticulously designed interior layout of the book or printed material. This includes fonts, paragraph styles, spacing, headers, footers, page numbers, and any other elements specific to the design. Images and Graphics: Supply high-resolution images and graphics used in the design in their original formats. This could include author photos, illustrations, infographics, and any other visual elements. Fonts: Provide all fonts used in the design, ensuring that the client has access to the exact typography used. This is essential for maintaining design consistency in the future.

• Type guidelines, Colour pallets, Table of contents.

  Color Palette: Include the color codes or swatches used in the design, ensuring that the client can replicate the same color scheme in other materials. Table of Contents (ToC): If applicable, provide a Table of Contents page that corresponds accurately to the actual content structure. Typography Guide: A document explaining the fonts used, their sizes, and their intended usage (headings, body text, captions, etc.).

• Checklist, Mockups, Print specifications and notes (if any)

  Mockups: Include mockup images or 3D renderings of the final design as it would appear in real-life settings. This helps the client visualize how the design will look in various contexts. Print Specifications: Offer information about paper type, weight, finish, and printing techniques used, so the client understands the production details. Copyright and Usage Guidelines: If there are any restrictions or guidelines regarding the usage of the design, provide a document outlining these terms. Final Checklist: Summarize the components of the deliverables in a clear checklist to ensure that nothing is missed. Design Notes: If there are any specific design decisions, explanations, or rationale behind certain elements, provide a brief design notes document to give insight to the client.