Graphic Design Sample Clauses
The Graphic Design clause defines the scope and terms under which graphic design services will be provided within an agreement. It typically outlines the specific deliverables, such as logos, marketing materials, or website graphics, and may address timelines, revision limits, and approval processes. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of expectations and responsibilities regarding design work, helping to prevent misunderstandings and disputes over the quality, quantity, or timing of graphic design deliverables.
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Graphic Design. Creatively design communications and promotional products including logos, graphs, covers, posters, etc.; • Spearhead the layout, typesetting and preparation of electronic and print information materials, such as publications, policy briefs, booklets and CD-ROMs; • In consultation with authors and other relevant staff, establish illustrative requirements to meet communications objectives; prepare submission schedules for various communications products (e.g., periodicals, books, posters, newsletters, pamphlets and other material); • Assist academic units in the planning, design, production and scheduling of graphic material; providing technical support for the design, layout, and make-up of individual pages of various communications products, using relevant desktop publishing tools; • Gather information for articles or features; take photographs and create/edit graphics, develop this material prior to preparation of final proofs; • Provide technical support in graphic/AV design on developing e-learning courses; • Determine specifications for size, paper, typesetting, layout, illustrations, colours, etc.; and • Assist in the development and maintenance of a storage and retrieval system for artwork and print components (e.g. mock ups, galleys, camera-ready mechanicals, colour key and separations, printer’s films, stripped flats and plates, etc.).
Graphic Design. Vendors will be required to provide a full range of high-quality, visually attractive graphic design services, including but not limited to planning, designing, developing, revising, executing, and otherwise producing required communications materials and products. Vendors will be required to coordinate product development with the Government to ensure that Federal standards and expectations are met and that any and all products conform to the desired specifications.
Graphic Design. 4.1. Number of Graphic Design Concepts and Design Variations
(a) Logo Design
(i) A minimum of three logo design concepts will be provided with up to three concept variations included on the selected logo design concept only.
(ii) An additional design concept can be provided on request only if there have been no design variations requested on any of the first design concepts. If an additional design concept is requested, only one concept variation is included.
(b) Other designs (including, but not limited to, brochures, flyers, business cards, letterheads etc.)
(i) One design concept will be provided with up to three concept variations included.
(ii) An additional design concept can be provided on request only if there have been no design variations requested on the first design concept. If a second design concept is requested only one concept variation is included. Any further design variations and design concepts will be charged at the Standard Hourly Rate.
Graphic Design a) An additional charge will be required at graphic designer’s rates plus expenses surcharge.
b) If you are supplying graphic elements, they must be supplied in an editable, vector digital format.
Graphic Design. Mobile application design and graphical interface creation; pages will be designed to mirror the existing screens on the A La Carte Charts application.
Graphic Design. 10. The Client will provide the graphic chart, including the brand element (logo & colors) for the application’s design. The Agency will provide all the components required to the designer after the Project Specification sprint. The Client is responsible for providing the dynamic graphic elements such as product pictures, suppliers’ images & logo, promotion images, and any other images or pictures that can change over time and are not part of a static template.
11. After receiving the brand element (logo & colors), the Agency will produce a design for the Home Page and the main elements of the website. The Client will be able to review and ask for modifications to the design two times. If, after those two rounds of modifications, the Client is not satisfied with the design, the Client and Agency will agree on a final design.
12. After an agreement, if the modification can be assumed in the scope of work without affecting the project’s delivery, the Agency will include those modifications. Otherwise, the Agency will consider those modifications as an addition to the scope of work. The design will be delivered in Figma (.fig) format.
Graphic Design. On January 18, Small Army met with OneBeacon to review the portal design requirements in greater detail to ensure that the next set of designs were in line with needs and expectations. At that meeting, many of the aforementioned items were noted. Based on that feedback, Small Army will proceed as follows: Within days after the approval of this modified proposal, Small Army will provide a creative brief to OneBeacon for review and approval. This brief will outline the general design direction for the portal, content elements to be included on home and sub-level pages and other key design factors. Approximately 10 days after the approval of the creative brief, Small Army will present three design options for the portal. Each option will include a sample home page and sub-level page, and also show how the page designs can be modified to work with each of the unique audiences (the 12-14 top sections/home ages in the agent/employee portal). Upon your selection of a design direction, Small Army will make modifications as requested (we plan/budget for no more than 2 rounds of revisions) and also provide additional design direction on needs for each unique top-section/home page and specific styles such as tables, bullets, numbered lists, etc. (a list of needs elements must be provide by OneBeacon with the approved creative brief). Upon approval of the design, Small Army will prepare HTML templates with style sheets for hand-off to the OneBeacon development team. In addition to the above, Small Army is confident that our experience with portal content architecture, graphic design and implementation can be of significant benefit to OneBeacon — especially between now and the time of launch. Therefore, we recommend that Small Army be an active participant in portal planning discussion to help advise on best practices and lessons learned to help ensure your success. We estimate approximately 20 to 25 hours per month of such activity during the months of February and March.
Graphic Design. The design of the printed materials was based on the project visual identity and graphic guidelines described in Section 5. In short, we aimed to define a graphic identity that is at the same time distinctive and fitting to the subject matter of the project. On the other hand, a strong graphic statement that is simple, easy to identify, and based on universal proportions that allows the use of the same design/theme for both dissemination and networking. This strong visual identity was consistently ‘declined’ in the various print designs, as detailed in the next paragraph. These considerations translate into cost and labour savings for the project, especially with a view to its future upkeep/sustainability. Another cost-saving consideration is the idea of designing templates for brochures and posters that the partners will be able to easily fill in and print locally as the need arises (see Sections below).
Graphic Design. These are art related functions of selecting and arranging visual elements which consist of typography, colors, images, and symbols to convey a message to the targeted audience of the WIC publications.
Graphic Design. WeaverWorx does not provide printing services. The Client must enter into an agreement directly with the printer of own choice. The Client must provide WeaverWorx with the printer’s contact details at the start of the Design Project. WeaverWorx will contact the printer to obtain written instructions/guidelines and printing requirements relevant to the Design Project. A Design Project will only be released once it has been approved by the Client in writing, therefore WeaverWorx is not liable for any print errors.