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Deciding upon a project's time & budget allocationHaving read Chameleon’s pricing solution, the next task then is to decide upon what the project's time & budget allocations should be for your individual project(s) So far as that decision goes, we leave the ball entirely in your court and we are happy to negotiate a fair deal that would best suit your requirements. We believe that the budget a client puts forward for any given design project reflects how important the work produced for that project is to their company or organisation If you feel (as we do) that a company's graphic design artwork is crucial to the image and reputation of any company and that sufficient investment into creating a quality design piece should take effect, then we would suggest allocating a decent sized budget – relative to its importance However, if you feel that in the grand scale of things your project is not that important as its usage may not be high up on your list of priorities, then you could perhaps opt to allocate a smaller budget for the assignment For instance, a supermarket chain may come to Chameleon requiring the design of 2 logos. The first being for the company itself and the second for a small range of chocolate biscuits. It would probably be reasonable to assume that the budget allocated for the creation of an entire corporate logo & identity to be reproduced on all its signage, shop floor posters, leaflets, goods vehicles, adverts, website and stationery would have a higher priority than the design of a logo for one single range of biscuits Of course a logo for the biscuits is important in order for them to sell, but it would not certainly not require the budget equal to that of a massive corporate identity overhaul and re branding Hopefully the above will help to illustrate Chameleon Graphic's policy on pricing its projects and with all of the above in mind, the choice of what to do next is then placed in the hands of our clients. You decide the allocated time schedule, budget and amount of work required to complete any given project which you commission to Chameleon
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