Create the design
Once all stakeholders are in agreement and you have all that you need to proceed with the design, it’s time to execute the project.
During the design stage, a graphic designer will be expected to implement best practices related to the use of color, typography, the hierarchy of information and positive and negative space. They’ll also put technical skills to the test, using the right software and other design tools to get the job done in the most efficient way possible.
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