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GRAPHIC DESIGN

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We solve the problem of uninspiring graphic design. 

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For 20 years we've brought inspirational designs to life in print and for digital applications. 

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Presentation decks, magazines, social media graphics and website designs; looking after whole companies' visual identity to ensure consistency and professionalism.

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Graphic Design FAQ

Here are our frequently asked questions about graphic design. It's a collection of the most asked graphic design questions that we've encountered over the last 20 years. If you think of any other questions ask us here.

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Here are the top 20 graphic design questions we usually get asked.​​

1.   What is graphic design?

Graphic design is the art and practice of planning and projecting ideas and experiences with visual and textual content. It involves creating visual compositions to communicate messages effectively, encompassing various elements such as typography, imagery, colour, and layout.

2.   Why is professional graphic design important?

Professional graphic design enhances brand recognition, communicates messages clearly, and creates a lasting impression on the audience. It ensures consistency across all marketing materials, builds credibility, and can significantly influence consumer decisions.

3.  What services does a graphic design company offer?

Graphic design companies offer a range of services, including logo design, branding, website design, print design (such as brochures and flyers), packaging design, and digital graphics for social media and advertising.

4.  How does the graphic design process work?

The graphic design process generally involves several steps: understanding the client’s needs, conducting research, conceptualising ideas, creating drafts, refining designs based on feedback, and finalising the artwork for delivery.

5.  What should I provide to get started on a design project?

Clients should provide a clear brief outlining their objectives, target audience, preferred style, and any specific content or imagery they wish to include. Existing brand guidelines or materials can also be helpful.

6.  How long does a typical design project take?

The duration varies depending on the project’s complexity. A simple logo design might take a few days, while a comprehensive branding package or website design could take several weeks.

7.  What file formats will I receive upon project completion?

Clients typically receive files in various formats suitable for both print and digital use, such as JPEG, PNG, PDF, and vector files like AI or EPS.

8.  Can I request revisions to the design?

Yes, most graphic design services include a set number of revisions to ensure the final design meets the client’s expectations. Additional revisions may incur extra costs with some agencies.

9.  Do I own the rights to the final design?

Ownership rights are transferred to the client upon full payment, but some designers retain rights to use the work in their portfolios.

10. How do you ensure the design aligns with our brand?

Best practice is for designers to conduct thorough research into the client’s brand values, target audience, and market positioning. Existing brand materials are reviewed to ensure consistency and cohesion.

 11. What is the difference between RGB and CMYK colour modes?

RGB (Red, Green, Blue) is used for digital displays, while CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) is used for print materials. Designers work in the appropriate colour mode to ensure accurate colour reproduction.

12. Can you design for both print and digital media?

Yes, professional graphic designers will create designs tailored for various mediums, ensuring optimal quality and effectiveness across both print and digital platforms. See the gallery.

13. What is a vector file, and why is it important?

A vector file is a scalable graphic that maintains quality at any size, making it ideal for logos and other designs that require resizing without loss of resolution.

14. How do you handle confidentiality and proprietary information?

Reputable design companies adhere to strict confidentiality agreements, ensuring that all client information and materials are handled securely and not disclosed without permission. Ask for an example policy.

15. What if I’m not satisfied with the final design?

Open communication throughout the project helps ensure satisfaction. If the final design doesn’t meet expectations, good designers will typically work with the client to make necessary adjustments, as outlined in the contract.

16. How do you determine the cost of a design project?

Costs are based on factors such as project complexity, scope, and time required. A detailed quote is usually provided after discussing the project’s specifics. Good designers often provide a gallery of work.

17. Do you offer branding services in addition to graphic design?

Flexible and established graphic design companies also offer comprehensive branding services, including brand strategy development, identity design, and the creation of brand guidelines to ensure consistency across all platforms.

18. What is responsive design, and is it necessary?

Responsive design ensures that digital content adapts seamlessly to various screen sizes and devices, providing an optimal user experience. It is essential in today’s multi-device landscape.

19. Can you work with our existing brand materials?

Yes, designers can incorporate and build upon existing brand materials to maintain consistency and evolve the brand’s visual identity as needed.

20. How do I get started with your graphic design services?

It's best to start with discussing your project needs. Then, you'll be guided through an initial consultation, make sure you get a quote with the best next steps to kick off the project.

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