Based in Mooloolaba on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast Ausgraphics has been creating fresh, vibrant graphics for local, interstate and international companies for the past 6 years. Our dynamic approach ensures our happy clients receive material that is tailored to their needs.

Ausgraphics provides top quality yet budget sensitive graphic material catering for small business through to larger corporations. Our experience working with a large number of businesses over the years has given us a feel for design and a sense of how a project should unfold and evolve to arrive at the best possible solution for the client.

Now encompassing numerous graphic design, photography, web development and promotional writing professionals Ausgraphics succeeds in creating effective visual communication solutions across many forms of media from logos, corporate identity and promotional material to website design and animation helping our clients to boost their potential and make their businesses shine!

    

Generally a Graphic Designer creates visual material for commercial purposes i.e. to advertise, sell, promote and inform. We all know a picture says a thousand words, well it’s true! A Graphic Designer’s job is to take everything that characterizes your business and put it into a visual format that creates a ‘picture’ telling people about you and helps to sell your product or service.

Getting the message across involves a lot of background research and planning. Knowledge of the subject (whether it be a product, service or event), its history, culture, and other demographic factors is key to creating effective visual communication. Remember - first impressions count. The way people perceive your business depends highly on looks. Good Graphic Design should be considered an integral part of your marketing plan.

Briefing is important and is the first major step when working with a Graphic Designer. Providing as much information as possible to the Graphic Designer will ensure the best possible outcome. Don’t be afraid to offer your own ideas as nobody knows your business like you do and your input is a valuable resource for a Graphic Designer. Usually this is discussed in the initial meeting but for an idea of what information is needed download our brief form.


The Ausgraphics design process works in three main stages:

1. Initial Consultation & Briefing.
We meet with the client to gain an in-depth understanding of their product or service (history, mission, position in the marketplace, vision and strategy, etc.) and discuss aspects such as project objectives, budget, deadlines and deliverables. The process up to this point is obligation free. A quote for planning and drafting will be issued should we continue.
2. Project Proposal, Planning & Drafting.
Ausgraphics then researches, brainstorms and drafts a concept for approval. A proposal is presented to the client outlining our thoughts and ideas for the project. Once an idea is approved we begin drafting, checking in with the client to make any required changes and discuss finer details. Once a final solution is reached a detailed production estimate is provided.
3. Project Production & Delivery.
The project is brought together and a proof is presented. Once the design is fine tuned and the project is approved by the client the final work is printed/published and delivered to the client.

At Ausgraphics we take pride in quality work, excellent time management and providing an easy and convenient service for all of our clients. Contact us today if you have any questions or to arrange a free consultation.

 


 

 

 Testimonials:

Kristine McIntyre of Brain Gym Centres - Cooloola, Sunshine Coast says:

"...Ausgraphics were very helpful in designing my website. They went to a lot of trouble to do what I needed. The design and the graphics (including the explosion diagrams of the brain!) are great. Ausgraphics has also been available for follow-up advice and additional changes to get it just right. I would recommend their services very happily to anyone..."

 

 

 

 

 

     
   
         
   
   
         
   

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