Typically the client has a vision or idea that needs to be realised in print or digital media - Nick Avery Design would meet to discuss in detail the client’s product or service. Only through listening and understanding the commercial challenges and goals to be achieved can the available options and correct strategy be attained.

After this initial meeting, NAD would submit a proposal, outlining the key areas of discussion and recommending the direction to be taken by the design. The proposal would contain a fixed cost for development and an estimate of the budget needed to complete the requirement through to the production of printed material as discussed. If the client is happy with the proposal, the creative process can begin.

Initial designs would be submitted for approval and amended as necessary. After a series of approval stages to ensure total satisfaction with the form the design has taken, the final approved design would be prepared for production and the best printer sourced. NAD would oversee and manage the production of the printed material and liaise with the printer on the client’s behalf until the satisfaction of the client and delivery of the printed material is fulfilled.