DESIGNING, ACADEMIC WRITINGDennis Kiplagat
I simply use adobe photoshop and adobe illustrator to perform my perfect clear and well organized posters
What's included
The specific deliverables that a client will receive in graphic designing can vary depending on the scope of the project and the agreement between the client and the designer. However, some common deliverables that a client can expect to receive from a graphic designer may include:
Logo: A well-designed logo that represents the client's brand and can be used across various mediums.
Brand Guidelines: A set of guidelines that includes the client's color palette, typography, imagery, and other design elements. This document ensures consistency across all marketing materials and ensures that the brand's identity is maintained.
Business Cards: A business card design that incorporates the client's brand identity and contact information.
Brochures and Flyers: Designs for marketing materials such as brochures, flyers, and other print collateral.
Website Design: A website design that incorporates the client's brand identity and provides a user-friendly experience for visitors.
Social Media Graphics: Graphics for social media platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, that incorporate the client's brand identity.
Packaging Design: Packaging designs for products that reflect the client's brand identity and attract customers
The specific deliverables that a client will receive in graphic designing can vary depending on the project and the agreement between the designer and the client. However, here are some common deliverables that clients can expect to receive:
Design concepts: This refers to the initial design ideas that the designer creates based on the client's requirements and feedback.
Draft designs: Once the client has approved the design concepts, the designer will create more detailed draft designs that show how the final design will look.
Final designs: These are the finished designs that have been approved by the client and are ready for use.
Source files: These are the original design files that the designer has created in software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or InDesign. These files may be necessary for future edits or modifications.
Print-ready files: If the design is intended for print, the designer will provide files that are optimized for printing, including files with the correct color profile, resolution, and file format.
Brand guidelines: For branding projects, the designer may create a set of guidelines that outline how the brand should be used, including guidelines on logo usage, typography, and color schemes.
Mockups: These are digital or physical representations of the design in context, such as a website or product packaging, to help the client visualize how the design will look in the real world
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Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Google Docs
Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft Word
Academic Writer
Graphic Designer
Web Developer
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Dennis Kiplagat Nairobi, Kenya
DESIGNING, ACADEMIC WRITINGDennis Kiplagat
Contact for pricing
Tags
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Google Docs
Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft Word
Academic Writer
Graphic Designer
Web Developer
I simply use adobe photoshop and adobe illustrator to perform my perfect clear and well organized posters
What's included
The specific deliverables that a client will receive in graphic designing can vary depending on the scope of the project and the agreement between the client and the designer. However, some common deliverables that a client can expect to receive from a graphic designer may include:
Logo: A well-designed logo that represents the client's brand and can be used across various mediums.
Brand Guidelines: A set of guidelines that includes the client's color palette, typography, imagery, and other design elements. This document ensures consistency across all marketing materials and ensures that the brand's identity is maintained.
Business Cards: A business card design that incorporates the client's brand identity and contact information.
Brochures and Flyers: Designs for marketing materials such as brochures, flyers, and other print collateral.
Website Design: A website design that incorporates the client's brand identity and provides a user-friendly experience for visitors.
Social Media Graphics: Graphics for social media platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, that incorporate the client's brand identity.
Packaging Design: Packaging designs for products that reflect the client's brand identity and attract customers
The specific deliverables that a client will receive in graphic designing can vary depending on the project and the agreement between the designer and the client. However, here are some common deliverables that clients can expect to receive:
Design concepts: This refers to the initial design ideas that the designer creates based on the client's requirements and feedback.
Draft designs: Once the client has approved the design concepts, the designer will create more detailed draft designs that show how the final design will look.
Final designs: These are the finished designs that have been approved by the client and are ready for use.
Source files: These are the original design files that the designer has created in software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or InDesign. These files may be necessary for future edits or modifications.
Print-ready files: If the design is intended for print, the designer will provide files that are optimized for printing, including files with the correct color profile, resolution, and file format.
Brand guidelines: For branding projects, the designer may create a set of guidelines that outline how the brand should be used, including guidelines on logo usage, typography, and color schemes.
Mockups: These are digital or physical representations of the design in context, such as a website or product packaging, to help the client visualize how the design will look in the real world
Dennis's other services
Contact for pricing