a. Initial Consultation- Understanding the client's business, goals, target audience, and visual identity.- Discussing budget, timeline, and specific needs.
b. Research and Analysis- Analyzing competitors, industry trends, and defining the design direction.- Collaborating with the client to establish a clear project brief.
2. Design Development Phase
a. Concept Development- Creating initial concepts, sketches, and mood boards.- Client reviews and selection of the preferred design direction.
b. Design Execution- Developing the chosen concept into refined designs.- Creating layouts, illustrations, and other visual elements.
3. Revision and Finalization Phase
a. Client Revisions- Incorporating client feedback and making necessary adjustments.- Defined number of revision rounds to fine-tune the design.
b. Finalization and Delivery- Preparing files for digital or print use.- Handing over all agreed-upon deliverables, including source files if required.
4. Post-Design Support (if applicable)
a. Ongoing Support and Maintenance- Providing support for updates, changes, or additional designs.- Offering maintenance packages or extended support as needed.
Guidelines for the Client
Feedback Guidelines: Clear instructions on how and when to provide feedback to keep the project on schedule.
Content Provision: Guidelines for supplying any required content, such as text, images, or logos, in the appropriate formats.
Approval Process: Defined stages for client approvals to avoid delays.
Scope of the Project
Project Objective: Define the specific goals, such as rebranding, creating marketing materials, etc.
Deliverables: A detailed list of what will be delivered (e.g., logos, brochures, web designs).
Target Audience: Identification of the intended audience to ensure designs resonate with them.
Duration: Timeframe for the project, including milestones.
Exclusions: Clearly stating what is not included in the scope to avoid misunderstandings, such as printing costs, extensive revisions, etc.
a. Initial Consultation- Understanding the client's business, goals, target audience, and visual identity.- Discussing budget, timeline, and specific needs.
b. Research and Analysis- Analyzing competitors, industry trends, and defining the design direction.- Collaborating with the client to establish a clear project brief.
2. Design Development Phase
a. Concept Development- Creating initial concepts, sketches, and mood boards.- Client reviews and selection of the preferred design direction.
b. Design Execution- Developing the chosen concept into refined designs.- Creating layouts, illustrations, and other visual elements.
3. Revision and Finalization Phase
a. Client Revisions- Incorporating client feedback and making necessary adjustments.- Defined number of revision rounds to fine-tune the design.
b. Finalization and Delivery- Preparing files for digital or print use.- Handing over all agreed-upon deliverables, including source files if required.
4. Post-Design Support (if applicable)
a. Ongoing Support and Maintenance- Providing support for updates, changes, or additional designs.- Offering maintenance packages or extended support as needed.
Guidelines for the Client
Feedback Guidelines: Clear instructions on how and when to provide feedback to keep the project on schedule.
Content Provision: Guidelines for supplying any required content, such as text, images, or logos, in the appropriate formats.
Approval Process: Defined stages for client approvals to avoid delays.
Scope of the Project
Project Objective: Define the specific goals, such as rebranding, creating marketing materials, etc.
Deliverables: A detailed list of what will be delivered (e.g., logos, brochures, web designs).
Target Audience: Identification of the intended audience to ensure designs resonate with them.
Duration: Timeframe for the project, including milestones.
Exclusions: Clearly stating what is not included in the scope to avoid misunderstandings, such as printing costs, extensive revisions, etc.