How to create a design brief

The easier way to create a new design brief is, by clicking the "New design brief" button on top of your window

There are two other ways clients can create design briefs

1. From the left navigation bar, click on client dashboard and then click on "Start a design brief"
2. From the left navigation bar, click on the design brief and then click on "Start a design brief"

Consider this as title of the brief, this how you and out creatives know what is brief about

Select from a range of design types, multiple selections are possible. With every selection, you will be asked to provide design dimensions. You may choose from suggested or provide custom.

Our creatives, want to make designs that your audience likes, use next space to describe how designs should look to your audience. Give as much information as you like. If you have seen a design that you really liked, share its link with us.

Advanced and Business subscriptions give you an option to add motion graphic in your designs. Motion graphics attract more attention, though this slightly increases turnaround times.

Our creatives will need the written text from you, which will be used in the designs.

You can provide us with a copy here.

Select the image or video format.

The most commonly used image format is JPEG and for video it is MP4. You can also choose to ask for source files, these are adobe editable files.

To know which formats will suit your needs, check out these posts.

Understanding image and video formats.

Our Advance and Business plans offer clients social media posting options. You just need to select the option at the end of the brief form, and provide us with details, leave the rest to us.

Note: Service includes posting for Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn only, and we do not post ads for our clients.

Lastly, just review and submit your request.

You can save brief as drafts, to add to it later. Since briefs are not editable once submitted, it would be a good idea to double-check before submitting. How can I edit a brief explains how you can request changes to a brief.

Good Luck!