Start with the message
A design should make the important information easy to find. We agree what the audience needs to understand, what belongs on the item and which action, if any, it should support.
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Graphic Design
Business cards, brochures, posters, and digital graphics that keep your brand consistent wherever it appears.
What is included
What we’ll
work on.
- Print & digital collateral
- Marketing materials
- Presentation design
- Social media graphics
Use your identity consistently
We apply the agreed colors, type, logo and image treatment across the materials in scope. If the guidelines are incomplete or difficult to use, we identify the decisions that need to be made before production.
Plan print and digital delivery
The same layout may need different versions for a printer, presentation or social feed. We confirm the final uses and prepare the agreed formats. Printing, stock assets and editable files are discussed as part of the scope.
Design for Where the Asset Will Be Used
A brochure, a presentation, and a social graphic solve different problems. We start with the audience, the message, and the final format. For print, the brief needs the printer's size, bleed, color, and file requirements. For digital use, it needs the destination, dimensions, and any cropping or small-screen constraints. Planning those details before layout helps keep the message readable and avoids adapting a finished design to the wrong format.
Make the Next Update Easier
A coordinated set of assets can share typography, colors, image treatment, and a clear hierarchy while still fitting each channel. Before production, we agree the asset list, final copy, source images, approval steps, and delivery formats. If your team needs editable templates or reusable layouts, include them in the scope. Existing logos, photography, fonts, and stock assets need appropriate usage rights; printing and third-party costs are confirmed separately.
Your questions
Good to know.
What types of graphics can you create?
We can discuss brochures, business cards, presentations, social graphics and campaign materials. Bring the asset list and where each item will be used so we can confirm the scope.
Can you match my existing brand?
Yes. Share your logo files, colors, fonts and existing guidelines. We use those as the starting point and discuss any missing information before designing.
Do you offer ongoing design support?
Ongoing support can be scoped for recurring materials or campaigns. We agree the expected volume, turnaround, approval process and fees before starting.
How is graphic design different from branding?
Branding establishes an identity, such as a logo, color palette, typography, and visual guidelines. Graphic design applies that identity to materials people use and see, such as brochures, presentations, social graphics, and campaign assets. A project can include either or both.
Does the project include printing or editable files?
The proposal confirms the final file formats, any editable templates or source files, and whether print coordination is included. Printer charges, stock imagery, fonts, and other third-party items should be agreed before production rather than assumed to be part of every design project.
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