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Collaborative Process1. Initial Meeting
It seems completely unfair for a client to pay good money to be stuck with whatever a designer dreams up and calls finished. My design process includes much collaboration with clients so that the end result is always celebrated! To begin with I meet with potential clients asking them questions about their business, their target audience and their intended message. If you like what you hear and feel comfortable, from here I can provide a detailed quote. 2. Work Begins Once you get in the project schedule I'll provide you with a timeline of what you can expect. You and I will both get busy. I'll ask you to accumulate those items that inspire you and that you've thought about incorporating into your brand. We’ll discuss your thoughts on what works and what doesn't to ensure that your new designs meet your business goals. Within a few weeks, I'll provide you with some initial concepts to review. You'll chose a direction that you would like to pursue. Below are some options that were discussed for Nadine Nasby Photography. 
3. Concept Review
Next you will look at the concepts, and have a chance to get feedback from your team, family, friends and whoever you test things out on. This stage can sometimes sometimes be tough decisions. I'll give you some tips to help in this stage. We'll consult on what colors, elements and pieces might be combined. Once a direction has been chosen, we experiment more using the favorite concept. It is then refined and edited.  4. Refining, Finalizing and Testing
After additional revisions and viewing the design in different capacities, under different circumstances (various sizes, color studies etc.) a design is finalized. All designs are tested against my tried and true criteria ...
5. Final payment is made and art is provided If it passes the tests, then it is ready to be put to work. My clients always own the rights to their original art files and are given multiple high resolution formats to be used in whatever capacity is needed. See another example of my collaborative process at work Want to learn more? Contact me with a bit about your business.
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