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This section is dedicated to answering the most common questions I receive from clients. If you cannot find your question in this list, feel free to contact me.
1. What services do you offer?
I focus mainly on branding and web design,
but that is not all that I can offer. For more information, visit the
Projects page.
2. How long does a project usually take?
The duration of a project may vary a lot based
on the client's brief. For a more precise answer, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
3. What is your rate?
At the moment I do not have a fixed rate, so it varies from project to project.
I can give you a clearer answer if you contact me and share your project idea.
4. How long do you take to respond?
I answer as fast as I can.
5. What payment methods do you take?
I accept payments through Paypal, Stripe and MBWay,
but I am not strict about it. If these are not convenient
for you, we may still be able to work things out.
6. What is your design/creative process like?
My design process may vary a lot, but I can divide it into 4 main stages.
Research is the most important step as it provides an insight of what has already been done and what has not.
"Sketch-storming" is the next step. This is a made-up term to illustrate the core idea behind this process: express ideas loosely without delving too much into the logistics, applying very little to no restraint.
This is obviously merely a phase and what follows is the cleaning-up phase. I carefully select which ideas seem to work best from my storming session, and try to apply them to the client's project.
Finally, I review my work and make sure there are not any apparent errors or incoherences. I may redo some stuff, to ensure that the final product has the best quality possible. And that is it.
Research is the most important step as it provides an insight of what has already been done and what has not.
"Sketch-storming" is the next step. This is a made-up term to illustrate the core idea behind this process: express ideas loosely without delving too much into the logistics, applying very little to no restraint.
This is obviously merely a phase and what follows is the cleaning-up phase. I carefully select which ideas seem to work best from my storming session, and try to apply them to the client's project.
Finally, I review my work and make sure there are not any apparent errors or incoherences. I may redo some stuff, to ensure that the final product has the best quality possible. And that is it.