Graphic Design Agency in Cape Town

The scope can include presentations, campaign assets, digital materials and print applications. We begin with the message, intended use and production requirements, then agree the specific asset list rather than treating every format as automatically included.

Yes. We use your guidelines and available assets as the foundation for the work. If a required application is not covered, we discuss the design decisions needed and keep them consistent with the wider identity.

The required file formats and editing needs are agreed in the brief. Tell us who will use or update the designs, what software they have and which production outputs are required so the handover can be planned accordingly.

Production and supplier responsibilities are defined for the project. We can prepare the agreed artwork and specifications, but printing, procurement or supplier management should be explicitly included if you need that support.

Yes. An ongoing scope can establish priorities, review points and a shared understanding of the brand. We plan the work around the actual types and volume of requests rather than promising unlimited output.

Yes. The message and layout need to suit each format while keeping the organisation recognisable. Our iSQI case study shows event-brand applications, certification flyers and social campaign artwork. Its event and merchandise settings are identified as design visualisations.

Bring the approved copy, brand guidance, audience, intended formats and any supplier specifications. For print, that may include dimensions, bleed and finishing requirements; for digital work, it may include placements and asset sizes. We agree the deliverables, review stages and production responsibilities before design begins.

Timing depends on the asset list, content readiness, adaptations and approvals. In a 30-minute discovery call, we discuss what you need, relevant dates and whether we are a good fit, then agree the next step.