What's included

• Source file, font used, logo, printing materials

  Graphic designers typically produce a variety of deliverables to meet the visual communication needs of their clients. The specific deliverables can vary based on the project requirements, the client's goals, and the designer's area of expertise. Here are common deliverables created by graphic designers: Logo Design: The creation of a unique and memorable visual representation of a brand or company. Branding Materials: Developing consistent visual elements, such as business cards, letterheads, and envelopes, to establish a cohesive brand identity. Print Collateral: Designing materials for print, including brochures, flyers, posters, banners, and other promotional materials. Digital Graphics: Crafting visuals for digital platforms, such as social media graphics, website banners, email templates, and online advertisements. Web Design Elements: Creating user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design elements for websites, including icons, buttons, and layout components. Packaging Design: Designing product packaging that is visually appealing and aligns with the brand identity. Illustrations: Producing custom illustrations or graphics that enhance visual storytelling or convey specific messages. Infographics: Designing visual representations of information or data to make complex concepts more understandable. Motion Graphics: Creating animated visuals or videos to add dynamic elements to presentations, websites, or social media. Signage and Wayfinding: Designing signs and graphics for physical spaces to guide people and enhance the overall environment. Publication Design: Layout and design for books, magazines, newsletters, or other print and digital publications. Social Media Assets: Crafting graphics optimized for various social media platforms, including profile images, cover photos, and post graphics. Event Graphics: Designing materials for events, such as invitations, banners, posters, and promotional graphics. Environmental Graphics: Creating graphics for physical spaces, such as office interiors, retail environments, or trade show booths. Custom Font/Typography: Developing unique typefaces or selecting and customizing existing fonts for brand consistency.