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How Does Your Design Process Work?

The graphic design process includes the steps followed from the beginning to the end of a design project. Here is a short article that gives information about how the graphic design process works in general:

Briefing: The first step is to set design needs, goals and expectations in a meeting with the client or project owner. At this stage, factors such as the purpose of the design, target audience, brand identity, communication requirements and time frame of the project are discussed.
Research and Conception: At this stage of the design process, research is done to learn more about the project. Brand or topic-related marketing trends, competitors, target audience and visual references are examined. This information assists in the creation of design concepts.
Design Development: The first examples of the design are created by using the information obtained from the research and concept creation phase. At this stage, the color palette, typography, images, layout and other design elements are determined. Different design alternatives can be tried and internal or external customer feedback can be obtained to choose the most suitable one.
Prototyping: A digital or printed prototype of the design is created. This prototype shows what the design looks like in its true dimensions and functionality. The prototype is used for feedback and revision process with the client or project team.
Revision and Improvement: After the prototype is submitted, feedback is received from the customer or the project team. In line with these feedbacks, necessary changes are made in the design. Improvements and revisions are made to bring the design closer to the desired result.
Approval and Production Preparation: After final revisions of the design are completed, approval is obtained from the customer. The approved design is converted to the required file formats before proceeding to the production phase. At this stage, the requirements for which the design will be used in print or digital media are considered.
Delivery and Follow-up: Finally, the design is delivered to the customer and ends with the completion of the project.

What Distinguishes You From Other Designers İn Your field?

I am interested in graphic design and I have graduated from advertising and web design and coding. In this way, I can bring a different perspective to my graphic design process.
Having multiple specialties means my ability to use my diverse skills in my graphic design projects. As I am interested in advertising and web design, I have gained a broader perspective and am able to develop a different approach to my projects.
My knowledge of web design coding increases my ability to apply my graphic designs technically. In this way, I can handle important aspects of web design more effectively.
My knowledge in advertising allows me to approach my graphic designs from a strategic point of view. I am able to create my designs more effectively by considering customer goals, brand messaging, and marketing strategies.
Traveling to 12 different countries, I developed an understanding of cultural diversity and different perspectives. These experiences enable me to work with a global perspective in my designs and to take into account the aesthetic preferences of different cultures.
These points of difference offer a perspective and skill set that will set me apart from other graphic designers. With my own experience and knowledge, I have a unique design approach and the opportunity to make a difference.

How Long Does İt Take For a Project to Complete?

The completion time for an average graphic design project can vary depending on several factors. Factors such as the complexity of the job, the scope of the design, the speed of customer feedback and project priorities can affect the duration. However, in general, a process including the following steps is followed:

Briefing: The first step is to meet with the client and understand the needs and expectations of the project. At this stage, details such as the goals of the project, target audience, content and delivery dates are determined. The briefing process can usually take a few hours or a few days, depending on the complexity of the project.
Research and Concept Development: The designer conducts research and studies trends and industry best practices in accordance with the project's requirements. At this stage, design concepts are created and presented to the customer. The research and concept development process can usually take a few days or a week.
Design Development: Work begins on the concept determined with the customer's feedback and approval. The designer develops the details and visual elements of the design. This phase can take a few days or a few weeks, depending on the complexity of the design.
Revisions and Arrangements: Corrections and revisions are made in the design in line with the customer's feedback. At this stage, it is ensured that the design is completed as desired by communicating with the customer frequently. The revision process can usually take a few days or a week.
Final Approval and Delivery: After the final design is approved by the customer, final arrangements are made and the design is completed. The files are prepared and delivered to the customer. This phase can usually last for a few days or a week.

In the aggregate of these processes, the completion time of a graphic design project varies depending on the complexity of the project and the speed of customer feedback. A simple project can be completed in a few days, while more complex and large-scale projects can take weeks or months.