Typically, a design project begins with an initial consultation to discuss your goals, timeline, and budget. From there, I'll conduct research, brainstorm ideas, and present you with initial concepts for feedback. Once we've finalized the concept, I'll proceed with creating the design and provide you with regular updates along the way. We'll then go through rounds of revisions to refine the design until it meets your satisfaction.

To kickstart a design project, I typically request any existing branding materials (such as logos, style guides, or brand colors), relevant content or copy, as well as any specific imagery or visual references you have in mind. Additionally, it's helpful to have a clear understanding of your target audience, objectives, and any specific requirements or preferences you may have for the design.

Handling feedback and revisions from clients is an integral part of the design process. I approach it with open communication and a focus on understanding the client's needs and preferences. Typically, my design packages include up to two rounds of revisions to ensure we achieve the desired outcome. During these rounds, I listen carefully to their feedback, ask clarifying questions if needed, and make revisions accordingly while keeping the project's objectives and target audience in mind. However, if additional revisions are requested beyond the included two rounds, there may be a fee added to each subsequent revision. My goal is to ensure that the final design meets or exceeds the client's expectations while maintaining high-quality standards.

My approach to creating a new design concept typically begins with thorough research and understanding of the client's brand, target audience, and objectives. From there, I brainstorm ideas, sketch rough drafts, and refine them into polished designs using a combination of creativity and technical skills. Collaboration with the client throughout the process ensures that the final product aligns with their vision and goals.