What this covers
A graphic designer creates the visual side of a brand and its materials: logo, colour, typography, menus, signage, packaging, leaflets and social media content. The work is part research and part craft — the designer decides how information is arranged so it can be read at a glance. They also supply files prepared correctly for printing.
What people ask for most
- Logo and a short brand guide
- Restaurant menu in three languages
- Shopfront and vehicle signage artwork
- Leaflets and posters for an event
- Templates for social media posts
- Print-ready files for a local printer
- Labels for a small local producer
- Refreshing the look of a guesthouse
Timing and emergencies
Design work is rarely an emergency, but print deadlines are. A printer needs days, and local diaries fill up in summer and around the festival season. Allow for revision rounds too: a first proposal is almost never the final one. If you have a fixed date, start from the printer's deadline and work backwards.
How to choose well
- Ask to see finished work in your sector, not only portfolio concepts
- Agree how many rounds of revision are included before the work starts
- Confirm you receive the source files and the licence for any fonts used
- Check they deliver in the file format your printer actually accepts
How it works on HomeFix
- Post your taskDescribe what you need, where and when. Takes under a minute.
- Receive offersProfessionals in your area reply with price and availability.
- Choose your professionalCompare profiles, reviews, work photos and ratings.
- Agree directlyTalk in chat or by phone and settle the details between you.
- Job donePay the professional directly and leave your review.
This service across the island
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