Graphic design typically involves :

• Understanding the project requirements : The designer needs to gather information about the client's goals, target audience, message, and any specific guidelines or preferences.
• Research and brainstorming : This step involves gathering inspiration, conducting research on competitors or similar projects, and brainstorming ideas for the design.
• Sketching and conceptualizing : The designer often starts by sketching rough ideas on paper to explore different concepts and layouts. This stage helps in visualizing the design before moving onto the computer.
• Digital creation : Once the initial concepts are ready, the designer transfers them to digital format using graphic design software. They work on refining the design elements, such as selecting appropriate typography, colors, images, and other visual elements.
• Iteration and feedback : The designer shares the initial design with the client or team members for feedback and makes revisions based on the input received. This process may involve multiple rounds of iteration until the final design is approved.
• Finalization and delivery : Once the design is approved, the designer prepares the final files in the required formats for the intended medium, such as print-ready files or web-optimized graphics.