Summary

FAQs

• What are the success criteria for design? How can I be sure that it works?

  Brand design is more than just a pretty picture. It relies on strategy, which allows me to evaluate its effectiveness. At the start of each project, we identify your business goals that the design must meet. Then, I create concepts and rate each of them based on relevant criteria such as uniqueness, emotional appeal, relevance, competitiveness, etc. If it meets all of my criteria, then I will consider it successful and ready to be presented to you. :)

• What do I mean by an "edit" ?

  When you ask me to make changes to your project, I consider ALL THE CHANGES you request at one time as one edit. For example, if you want me to change the font, select a different color scheme, replace an icon, move a block, and change the color of an illustration in one message, I will consider that one edit, not five. But If you send me a message with changes on a different day, it will count as another edit.

• Might I potentially not end up liking our final designs?

  In my work, I don't just hand you the finished product; I collaborate with you every step of the way. I maintain open communication, ensuring that the design truly mirrors your brand. I have briefings every 1-2 weeks to update you on progress and get your thoughts. By staying involved and talking throughout the process, the chance of not liking the final result is extremely low!

• How am I making sure our collaboration works well?

  - I pay great attention to the research phase and collect information about your project through a personal brief. - I hold regular briefings on the work done so that you are informed and can enjoy the results and progress of our cooperation. - I save your feedback throughout the project to track progress and stay aligned. - I offer up to 10 concepts for each type of package to find a style that will reflect your business one hundred percent. - I love business as much as you love it, and we want to help you make the world a better place :)