Be prepared to provide a clear project brief outlining your goals, target audience, brand guidelines (if any), project scope, preferred colours, or any design preferences. Our designer will help guide the conversation in the briefing stage however if you have specific ideas you mind now is the time to mention them.

Discuss project milestones and deadlines upfront. If print or launch date is involved we work backwards from your preferred delivery date to project a realistic timeline.

Communication is key. Share your concerns and ideas openly with the designer. They can provide options, suggestions, and iterations until you find a design direction that aligns with your vision. Never feel you will ‘offend’, design is discretionary and a polite honest conversation goes along way.

This varies based on the project scope but as a rule of thumb generally 2. Clarify the number of included revisions in the initial agreement to avoid any misunderstandings later on

Final design files are often provided in formats like PDF, PNG, JPEG, or vector formats like AI or EPS. Make sure to specify your preferences and discuss the intended use of the design.

Constructive feedback is valuable. Provide specific details about what you like and dislike, and offer suggestions for improvement. This helps to better understand your preferences.

Let us know about your dual requirements in advance. They can create designs that are adaptable for both print and digital media.

Yes, designers can incorporate your existing branding elements into the new design. Provide them with your branding guidelines and assets.

It is common to have ongoing design services as having a reliable designer ensures consistent branding and design for your business. We can set up retainers and specialised offering for ongoing business.