CORPORATE COLLATERAL

technical wall. poster

Programs

  • Indesign

  • Solidworks Visualize

  • Photoshop

  • Excel

Graphic Design

  • Research and discovery

  • Concept development

  • Brand identity

  • Information design

  • Design and layout

  • Prototyping and mockups

  • Review and refinement

  • Quality control

  • Production preparation

  • Launch materials

  • Post-launch updates

Print Production

  • Review project requirement ‍

  • Recommend production methods‍

  • Prepare specifications‍ ‍

  • Check design files

  • Prepare files for press

  • Coordinate proofs and approvals

  • Schedule production

  • Manage printing

  • Perform quality checks

  • Coordinate finishing and assembly

  • Manage packaging and delivery

  • Resolve production issues

  • Close out the job

CORPORATE COLLATERAL

flyers & magazine ads

Programs

  • Indesign

  • Solidworks Visualize

  • Photoshop

  • Illustrator

  • Excel

  • Word

Graphic Design

  • Concept development

  • Brand identity

  • Information design

  • Design and layout

  • Prototyping and mockups

  • Review and refinement

  • Quality control

  • Production preparation

  • Launch materials

  • Post-launch updates

Print Production

  • Review project requirement ‍

  • Recommend production methods‍

  • Prepare specifications‍ ‍

  • Check design files

  • Prepare files for press

  • Coordinate proofs and approvals

  • Schedule production

  • Manage printing

  • Perform quality checks

  • Coordinate finishing and assembly

  • Manage packaging and delivery

  • Resolve production issues

  • Close out the job

CORPORATE COLLATERAL

technical sheet s

Programs

  • Indesign

  • Illustrator

  • Excel

Graphic Design

  • Concept development

  • Brand identity

  • Information design

  • Design and layout

  • Prototyping and mockups

  • Review and refinement

  • Quality control

  • Production preparation

  • Launch materials

  • Post-launch updates

Print Production

  • Review project requirements‍

  • Recommend production methods‍

  • Prepare specifications‍ ‍

  • Check design files

  • Prepare files for press

  • Coordinate proofs and approvals

  • Schedule production

  • Manage printing

  • Perform quality checks

  • Coordinate finishing and assembly

  • Manage packaging and delivery

  • Resolve production issues

  • Close out the job

CORPORATE COLLATERAL

PHOTOGRAPHY - WEB BANNERS

Programs

  • Photoshop

  • DSLR 7500 Camera

  • Solidworks Visualize

Photography, Graphic Design & Digital Production

  • Photography setups

  • Design and layout

  • Quality control

  • Production preparation

  • Review project requirements‍ ‍

  • Recommend production methods‍

  • Prepare specifications‍ ‍

  • Check design files

  • Prepare files for press

  • Coordinate proofs and approvals

  • Schedule production

  • Manage printing

  • Perform quality checks

  • Coordinate finishing and assembly

  • Manage packaging and delivery

  • Resolve production issues

  • Close out the job

CORPORATE COLLATERAL

tradeshow PRODUCT DISPLAY POSTERS

Programs

  • Solidworks Visualize

  • Photoshop

Graphic Design & Print Production

  • Concept development

  • Brand identity

  • Information design

  • Design and layout

  • Prototyping and mockups

  • Review and refinement

  • Production preparation

  • Review project requirements‍

  • Recommend production methods‍

  • Prepare specifications‍ ‍

  • Check design files

  • Prepare files for press

  • Coordinate proofs and approvals

  • Schedule production

  • Perform quality checks

  • Coordinate finishing and assembly

  • Manage packaging and delivery

  • Close out the job

CORPORATE COLLATERAL

tradeshow PRODUCT DISPLAY POSTERS

Programs

  • Solidworks Visualize

Graphic Design & Production

  • 3D image output

  • Prototyping and mockups

  • Review and refinement

  • Produce design files

  • Recommend production methods‍

  • Prepare specifications‍

  • Produce digital files ‍

PACKAGING

design PRODUCT PACKAGING

Programs

  • Quark Xpress

  • Photoshop

  • Illustrator

Design & Production

  • Planning

  • Concept development

  • Structure and materials

  • Design and layout

  • Review and refinement

  • File preparation

  • Proofing and approval

  • Vendor coordination

  • Quality control

  • Production and delivery

  • File management

Product designs

Product Design and Production Quality Control

  • Requirements and approved specifications

  • Content and design consistency

  • Usability and technical details

  • Incoming materials

  • Production controls

  • Prototypes, proofs, and finished-product inspection

  • Nonconforming product and corrective action

  • Records, traceability, and improvement

Role s defined

Graphic Designer

  • Research and discovery — Understand the audience, product, market, and project goals.

  • Concept development — Brainstorm ideas and define the visual direction.

  • Brand identity — Develop or apply the logo, colors, typography, and visual style.

  • Information design — Organize content so it’s clear, useful, and easy to navigate.

  • Design and layout — Create the product’s visual elements and arrange them across packaging, print, digital, or other formats.

  • Prototyping and mockups — Show how the design will look and work in context.

  • Review and refinement — Gather feedback, make revisions, and check consistency.

  • Quality control — Proofread content and check dimensions, color, image quality, alignment, and technical requirements.

  • Production preparation — Prepare and package final files for print, manufacturing, or digital release.

  • Launch materials — Create supporting product imagery, advertisements, social content, and promotional materials.

  • Post-launch updates — Revise designs as the product, audience, or brand needs change

Print Production

  • Review project requirements — Confirm quantities, sizes, materials, budget, deadlines, and delivery needs.

  • Recommend production methods — Select suitable printing processes, finishes, substrates, and binding or assembly methods.

  • Prepare specifications — Document the product’s dimensions, color requirements, paper or material, finishes, and packaging.

  • Check design files — Review resolution, bleeds, margins, fonts, color settings, dielines, and other technical details.

  • Prepare files for press — Preflight, correct technical issues, impose pages when needed, and create production-ready files.

  • Coordinate proofs and approvals — Arrange digital or physical proofs and confirm sign-off before the full run.

  • Schedule production — Coordinate vendors, equipment, materials, deadlines, and production capacity.

  • Manage printing — Release approved files and monitor progress with the printer or production team.

  • Perform quality checks — Inspect color, registration, trimming, finishing, assembly, and consistency against the approved proof.

  • Coordinate finishing and assembly — Oversee processes such as folding, binding, lamination, die-cutting, labeling, or kitting.

  • Manage packaging and delivery — Confirm packing, labeling, quantities, shipping, and delivery to the correct locations.

  • Resolve production issues — Address defects, delays, material shortages, or file problems and coordinate corrections.

  • Close out the job — Confirm delivery, document final specifications, reconcile costs, and archive production files.

Packaging: Graphic Design and Print Production

  • Planning: Define the audience, brand goals, packaging format, required information, budget, quantity, and deadlines.

  • Concept development: Brainstorm visual directions that suit the product, brand, and retail or shipping context.

  • Structure and materials: Confirm the package size, dieline, material, and functional requirements with product and production teams.

  • Design and layout: Create the graphics, typography, colors, and imagery; organize product information for clarity and readability.

  • Review and refinement: Incorporate feedback, check brand consistency, and confirm the design works across all package components.

  • File preparation: Apply the approved dieline; check bleed, safe areas, image resolution, color settings, fonts, and linked files; prepare print-ready artwork.

  • Proofing and approval: Review digital or physical proofs for copy, layout, color, and finishing before production begins.

  • Vendor coordination: Work with printers and suppliers on materials, print methods, finishes, schedules, costs, and technical requirements.

  • Quality control: Inspect proofs and samples for color, alignment, legibility, trimming, folds, finishes, and consistency with the approved design.

  • Production and delivery: Resolve production issues, confirm quantities and packing, and coordinate delivery.

  • File management: Archive approved artwork, specifications, proofs, and vendor information for reprints and updates.

Product Design and Production Quality Control Requirements

  • Requirements and approved specifications: Confirm the design meets the project brief and audience needs, and maintain current drawings, formulas, material lists, tolerances, reference samples, acceptance criteria, and inspection procedures.

  • Content and design consistency: Proofread all required information and check that colors, typography, imagery, spacing, and branding are accurate and consistent across materials.

  • Usability and technical details: Ensure the design is clear, readable, accessible, and easy to use, and verify dimensions, resolution, color settings, file formats, dielines, bleeds, and safe areas.

  • Incoming materials: Verify that suppliers and materials are approved, meet purchase requirements, arrive in acceptable condition and quantity, and can be traced by lot or batch.

  • Production controls: Use approved work instructions, trained personnel, calibrated equipment, and documented inspections and process checks at defined production stages.

  • Prototypes, proofs, and finished-product inspection: Compare samples with the approved design, then inspect appearance, dimensions, fit, workmanship, function, performance, safety, reliability, packaging, labels, and components against defined sampling and pass/fail criteria.

  • Nonconforming product and corrective action: Identify and isolate failed or suspect items, document defects and affected lots, record their disposition, reinspect after rework or repair, and investigate recurring or significant issues to verify corrective actions.

  • Records, traceability, and improvement: Keep retrievable records linking each product or batch to its materials, suppliers, inspection and test results, dates, inspectors, equipment, approvals, and retention requirements; review defect trends, returns, and customer complaints.