You will receive different files depending on the type of project you run and the type of design you are requesting. DesignCrowd has Minimum Design Standards that specify certain required file types (see the lists below) that you will receive for each type of project. You will receive these file types unless you specify otherwise in your project brief. You may also receive some additional files ("source files") depending on the designer who submitted the design.
Table: DesignCrowd Standard Files by Type of Design
| Type of Design |
Files |
| Logo Design |
- 1 EPS file vector file - fully scalable and editable for use with printers
- 1 Large JPG file - for use in high quality documents
- 1 Small JPG file - for use on the web
- (Additional) Original source file - normally an AI or CDR vector file also used with printers
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| Web design (HTML & Layout) |
- 1 or more HTML files
- (Additional) 1 or more images files - JPG, GIF or PNG files
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| Web design (Layout Only) |
- 1 JPG preview file
- 1 source file - a PSD File or other source file
- (Additional) 1 or more images files - JPG, GIF or PNG files
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| Other graphic design |
- 1 JPG preview file
- 1 Source file - EPS, PSD, AI, INDD, CDR, HTML or a ZIP file containing these files
- (Additional) 1 or more source files - JPG, PNG, GIF and/or a ZIP file containing these files
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For Design Contests you will, by default receive these files unless you request other file types in your project brief. For Multi Quote projects you will by default receive these files but you may receive more files depending on your project and designer.
Last Updated: Friday, April 09, 2010
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