A custom design service turns measurements, wording, artwork and project requirements into a production-ready file. A clear brief and approval process reduce revisions and prevent errors after printing or cutting begins.
Prepare the brief
State the product type, final dimensions, quantity, surface, colors, wording, destination and required date. Include a straight photograph and measurements when the design must fit a particular wall, window or object.
Supply suitable files
Provide logos in vector format when available and high-resolution images for printing. Confirm permission to reproduce every logo, photograph, illustration and quotation.
Define the service scope
Clarify whether the service includes layout, redrawing, image editing, color adjustment, copy preparation or only production setup. Agree on the number of concepts and revisions.
Review the proof
Check dimensions, spelling, crop, orientation, colors, cut paths, panel divisions and quantity. A screen proof confirms layout, while exact color may require a physical sample.
Approve production
Confirm when the file becomes final and when changes can no longer be accepted. Allow time for design, approval, production, dispatch and installation.
Frequently asked questions
Can a low-resolution image be improved?
Some corrections are possible, but missing detail cannot always be recreated accurately.
Who owns the final artwork?
Ownership and permitted uses should be agreed for the specific project and source files.
