I need help. If you have experience with designing graphics for your clients, do you hand over the actual Photoshop (or whatever) file to them once the project is completed? I mean in addition to a final image file you would create for them?
Also, when creating graphics, do you include a (c) or anything somewhere tiny in the image?
I give them all of their files because I believe they paid for them, although I know that most designers do not, bascially because they can take those files somewhere else for further manipulation.
I give them all of their files because I believe they paid for them, although I know that most designers do not, bascially because they can take those files somewhere else for further manipulation.
That's what I was thinking too, but was just curious how others handled it. Thanks for your reply! And, if anyone else cares to share their experience too, that'd be great. TIA!
Thanks - yes, that's what I was thinking, so it's probably safe to assume many people feel the same way. It's not for logo design, but still customized/personalized graphics, tailored to them, & I think it makes sense to give the client what they paid for. Thanks again!
Help! - Do you hand over the graphics file?
And, if anyone else cares to share their experience too, that'd be great. TIA!
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