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How to communicate with your design team?
How to communicate with your design team?

Communication between you and your designer.

Updated over a week ago

Successful relationships are dependent on great communication. Penji is no different.

When submitting a project, take your time. Read your project brief multiple times to ensure that the project description is of value and easy to understand.

Follow this advice:

  • Clearly describe what you want

  • Tell us how/where the design will be used

  • Provide us with three examples of what you like

  • Necessary bleed/margin requirements if applicable

  • Color preferences

  • and of course, all content/copy


When it comes to a revision that may need to be made within your project, we always recommend using our point-and-click tool.

Here's how it works:

  • Click on your project

  • Then take your mouse and click on the specific area you'd like revised

  • Be clear and specific with what it is that you'd like to be remade

  • Again the clearer you are, the easier it is for us to understand
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In short, there is no right or wrong way to communicate with your designer. We highly recommend that you be patient and slow down where necessary. When things are rushed, mistakes are made. The more clear you are in your project description, the fewer questions our design team will have.

Each project has its chat fields. Allow you to text with the designers. Your dashboard is where all communication with designers will occur, exchanging files, and giving design feedback.

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