Here at GTM Sports Banners we understand trying to design your own graphic marketing material can be a very stressful. We understand that presentation of your product should be shown in a stunning visual mannor to make the most our of your business. Graphic design can be very complex if you don't have the artistic eye. If you need your material to look fabulous then GTM Sports Banners is the team to hire.
Just follow the steps below and you can see how easily our process is.
HOW IT WORKS
Choose a design pricing package?
Fill out your design brief.
After you have choosen your pricing package. Please fill out the design brief which is extremely important phase to the GTM Sports Banners design team for specifics that you would like implimented within your design. Upload any hi-resoultion images that need to be used for a club or event flyer,or even upload rough sketches so you can get your idea across. The Design Brief will help us bring your ideas to life.
Concept Design Phase.
Our design team members are some of the most creative artist in the business. Feel free to watch our live streams during some of our design phases so you can see the process happening live.
Concept Review Phase.
Once our design team has completed the design we will send you watermarked versions for your review. This will allow you any adjustments and chages you would like to make before we finialize any design concepts. You are aloud up to two revisions .
Once the design has been finalized. GTM Sports Banners will send the following formats in a zipped file depending on the package.
.PSD - Adobe Photoshop - Layered Bitmap graphics. (Banners, Logos, Graphic Headers.)
.AI - Adobe Illustrator - Vector Design which can be resized to any size to fit your marketing material.
.EPS - Encapsulated PostScript. An EPS file can contain text as well as graphics.
.PNG - Portable Network graphic. Lossless compression, trasparent graphic used graphics for the web.
Finalized Design.
DIMENSIONS
The images provided are not true to life size. Display to see the pixel and inches.
