The timeframe varies depending on the complexity and scope of the project. However, I work efficiently to meet deadlines and ensure timely delivery without compromising quality.

For a standard document such as the mini doc option above, I would expect no more than 8 business days including revisions, provided all content is finalised and supplied prior to commencement.

I'm happy to discuss your requirements personally if your document does not fit into one of the above packages.

I specialise in formatting and designing a wide range of documents, including reports, research publications,  presentations, manuals, and academic papers.

Yes, I offer custom infographic design services tailored to your specific project needs, helping you visually communicate complex information effectively.

Absolutely. I value client satisfaction and offer 2 revisions with the Mini Doc, or The Professsional package, and 4 revisions with The Publisher package to refine the design until it meets your expectations and requirements.

I can provide the final design in various file formats, including PDF, JPG, or PNG. Additional formats can be accommodated by request to ensure compatibility with your desired uses and preferences.

Print requirements must be noted prior to commencement.

Yes, you can submit a word document. You are welcome to submit your document in any preferred format.
If you are unsure about anything, please don't hesitate to reach out via the contact page.

You can protect your document design by registering it for copyright protection. Copyright gives you the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, and display your work.
I will NOT share or distribute your document or its contents in any way or on any platform. Your document will be returned to you only. I will not accept any content, revisions, or alterations from anyone other than the document author without written consent from said author.

The duration of IP (Intellectual Property) protection for document design varies depending on the type of IP. Copyright protection generally lasts for the life of the creator plus 70 years.
If you believe your document design IP has been infringed, you should seek legal advice. Your options may include sending a cease-and-desist letter or pursuing legal action.

Using someone else's infographics or images?
It is important to use images or graphics that you have the right to use. This typically means obtaining permission from the creator or using royalty-free or creative commons-licensed images.