What To Send To Clients + Staying Organized As A Freelancer | Ep6

[@PaolaKassa]

Also wanted to mention it's a good idea to have an external hard drive! It will keep your laptop clear and your adobe programs running smoothly if you keep all your big files somewhere else!

[@martyrussell4148]

haha at the "This is the end, this is the final one, I Swear." lol - so relatable.

[@kimberlyjean2248]

File organization and what to send was SO helpful for me! My not knowing how to manage digital files was one of the big things stopping me up! Thank you so much.

[@HanSelah]

I literally just binge-watched this ENTIRE playlist. I relate to all of this so much! I wish I had resources like this when I was starting out as a designer. Awesome content! Thank you :)

[@jacquelinturner2201]

Thank you for taking the time to share all this very valuable information Paola :) super helpful

[@josuemunoz97]

i always looked forward to watching the last snippets or these videos. great series, thank you so much

[@emilyrcollard]

This was so helpful thank you so much! I am currently studying Graphic Design at University and I have just started doing some freelance work! xxx

[@koderlovescows]

I'm so happy you made this video as a part of the series! This is the exact next question I had!!

[@JakeOfIL]

I watched the entire playlist, Thank you so much for sharing, that's very helpful! You`re awesome!!

[@daytoday219]

thanks homie

[@luvaliente2375]

while the project is still on progress do you how do you send them the updates? thank you sooo much for all you share and YES i really want more freelancer episodes!!!!!!!

[@marcflurryy]

This series is straightforward and helpful. The tips are good to jumpstart freelance work. Much thanks!

[@xlovatoswag]

thank you so much for creating this series! you've answered so many questions that I feel as though people who are further into their careers don't think are necessary to share, down to what types of files to send, so thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us

[@tonys490]

Could you do a video on how to convert to those mentioned formats to send to clients in ps and illustrator , how easy is it ? Thanks

[@orincywhytedesigns]

Ive never thought to send pdf’s or even an eps!!! Very helpful !!!!

[@natb2001]

please make a new series!!!! this was so helpful i cant believe its free

[@Laura-jr1ml]

I love the freelance series! Thank you so much for making all these videos, Paola! ♥ They've been super interesting & helpful.

[@yuting386]

omg this actually saves me. i was just got my very first client for a logo and packaging design project and i had no idea what i'm supposed to do to get started.. i got so panic recently that they will feel that i'm inexperienced and unprofessional😂 this is a terrible feeling because i enjoy making designs and illustrations so much as a habit and it's a dream come true to actually have someone willing to pay me to design for them. they have set up a weekly zoom meeting with me to catch up, and i had no clue what to do in those meetings.. do i just show them whatever i have done at this point and ask for their opinions?

[@AnnaWelham-g6i]

Hey Paola! Is it normal practice to turnover the editable/source files to the client or just the finished product?

[@ADG843VA]

Do you flatten your layers before send eps or pdf?

[@theLaurawind]

“You’re here for the ride” love it, yes I am! Lol

[@KawsikRoy]

Thank You

[@mdshahadat9471]

Clipping path which file send to clint

[@thediasporian]

This was so informative! Thank you!

[@mdshahadat9471]

Good

[@stefanacimovic7758]

I can relate completely. Fun fact, I have a mild version of OCD and every file is sorted like a library.

[@wildlinesdesignmanagement4261]

Me too! xD

[@tonys490]

what about source files , di send them those ? I use premade designs on my designs , will customers know if I send source files

[@nicolepotgieter1379]

Hi Paola, I wanted to ask - how long do you need to keep project files on your hard drive or PC before removing them permanently ?

[@Sierrabates_]

Forever, just in case. Hahahahah

[@othmanlaajab29]

They've been super helpful