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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions on Creative Design, Custom Printing, Packaging, Labels & Stickers for Your Brand.
Q: What do I need to supply to start designing?
The more detailed information you provide, the better for designer to start the job for you.
This should include: brand guidelines (logo, fonts, colors), target audience, project objectives, a draft of the copywriting, reference styles or competitive samples, and a clear budget and deadline.
Our sales representative or designer will attach a checklist document for your reference and fulfill it.
Q: Why are design fees different?
We charge design fees based on specific design requirements and standards. This fee isn't just about design work; it's about design services; it's about the designer's expertise, experience, creativity, time, and dedication to multiple revisions. Professional design can effectively enhance brand value and communication effectiveness.
Q: What is the difference between RGB and CMYK? Why do the colors I see on my computer look different from the ones printed?
RGB is the color model used by screens (red, green, and blue), resulting in more vivid colors. CMYK is the color model used in printing (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black), with a smaller color range. Due to different principles, screen colors cannot 100% reproduce printed colors. CMYK color values must be used as the standard for printing.
Q: What is a bleed? Why is it necessary?
Bleed is an extra area (usually 3mm) around the edge of design draft. This is to leave white edges to avoid deviation due to minor errors, ensuring the finished image will be completed during cutting.
Q: What is the difference between source files (CDR/Ai/PSD, etc.) and finished files (JPG/PNG/PDF, etc.)?
The source file is the editable original design file, and the copyright usually belongs to the design company. After receiving the design fee, the source file can be sent to the customer at the customer's request (but because the source file takes up a lot of memory storage, it is generally not sent to the customer proactively). The finished file is the final, non-editable file used for sending, previewing or printing.
Q: In what format should the printing documents be delivered?
The most common and recommended format is PDF, but you must make sure it is a "print-ready PDF" with all fonts embedded, images of sufficient resolution, and bleed and crop marks being included.
Q: Why do we have to see the proof?
Proofing is the final check before printing, used to confirm the accuracy of color, text, layout, and other content. Once signed and confirmed, the printing factory will produce according to the sample. If any errors are made, the confirming party will bear the primary responsibility. Therefore, please proofread carefully!
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