Design support: your design team without hiring or overhead

It depends on task complexity and current workload within your plan. Priorities and handling of urgent tasks are agreed during onboarding.

Brand guidelines and source files, access to materials, clear task briefs and a contact person for approvals. If you have no brand book, we can help create one.

Revisions are included within the subscription. The number of iterations per task and the approval flow are agreed at the start.

Yes. The plan can be scaled up or down depending on your workload; the terms for changes are set out in the contract.

To price design support, we look at your typical workload over recent months: how many social, print and advertising layouts you produce and how urgent and complex they are. Based on that, we suggest a subscription that covers your real workload rather than an abstract number of hours.

An in-house designer pays off when you have a large, steady flow of similar tasks. A subscription is handier when tasks vary — from a banner to a booklet or a deck — giving you a team with different skills without hiring, workspace or software costs. You can also combine the two: your in-house person handles routine work while we take on complex or high-volume projects.

Tasks come in through a shared work channel, such as Telegram, or a task tracker you already use. A good request includes the goal, format, sizes, copy and deadline; if anything is missing, we'll ask. All approvals and final files for your design support stay in one place.

Yes, design support is built to run online: briefs, approvals and file handover don't require meeting in person. We work with companies across Uzbekistan and prepare materials in Uzbek, Russian and English.

Yes, source files are handed over along with the final files, so you keep a complete archive. Along the way we also build a library of templates in your brand style, which speeds up routine design support tasks and keeps the brand consistent.