What's included

• Graphics Design Project Deliverables

  Final Design Files: This includes all the completed graphic design files in the necessary formats, such as PSD (Photoshop), AI (Illustrator), EPS, or any other agreed-upon format. High-Resolution Images: Clients should receive high-resolution versions of their designs suitable for various purposes like printing, web use, or other digital applications. Vector Graphics: If applicable, vector graphics files (such as SVG or AI files) should be provided, especially for logos and scalable designs. Brand Assets: This might include brand guidelines, color codes (RGB, CMYK, HEX), typography information, and any other relevant assets that help maintain consistency across different media. Mockups or Prototypes: Depending on the project scope, clients might receive mockups or prototypes showcasing how the designs will look in real-world scenarios, such as on packaging, websites, or merchandise. Print-Ready Files: If the project involves print materials like brochures, flyers, or posters, clients should receive print-ready files optimized for professional printing. Social Media Graphics: If the project involves social media branding, clients may expect graphics optimized for various social media platforms, including profile pictures, cover photos, and post graphics. Responsive Designs: For web-related projects, clients should receive designs that are responsive and adaptable to different screen sizes and devices. Source Files and Copyrights: Clients should have ownership or appropriate licensing rights for all design files and assets provided, along with any necessary documentation to prove copyright ownership. Final Documentation: This may include a summary of the project scope, design rationale, usage instructions for different assets, and any other relevant documentation to help the client understand and utilize the designs effectively. Revisions: Depending on the agreement, clients may be entitled to a certain number of revisions or iterations to ensure the designs meet their expectations before final delivery. Delivery in Various Formats: Besides the primary design files, clients may also receive the deliverables in other formats as needed, such as PDFs, JPEGs, PNGs, or GIFs.