Best way to ensure professional work

[brent_brandow]

I'm new to this platform and am looking for suggestions.

 

We have a small project - incorporating our company logo into a classic Coors Light design - what is the best way to vet prospective designers? What questions should I be asking to make sure we get a quality product? I see lots of people very eager to take on projects, but when I look at examples of their work, it looks like something I could myself on Canva. Any tips would be appreciated.

[virtualliving]

I totally get what you mean. Ive searched for logos myself, havent found any that are unique. I think alot of people are using software like canvas.. even after 12 Month i didnt found any logos i like

[virtualliving]

 

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Ensuring professional work involves a combination of skills, attitudes, and behaviors. Here are some key principles to help you maintain a high level of professionalism in your work:

Thanks for putting his question into ChatGPT. 

Edited November 25, 2023 by virtualliving

[mandyzines]

31 minutes ago, virtualliving said:

 

Thanks for putting his question into ChatGPT. 

...that still misinterpreted the question.

Edited November 25, 2023 by mandyzines

[newsmike]

On 11/20/2023 at 3:06 PM, brent_brandow said:

I'm new to this platform and am looking for suggestions.

 

We have a small project - incorporating our company logo into a classic Coors Light design - what is the best way to vet prospective designers? What questions should I be asking to make sure we get a quality product? I see lots of people very eager to take on projects, but when I look at examples of their work, it looks like something I could myself on Canva. Any tips would be appreciated.

Filter so you see only buyers who are PRO, TRS, or Level 2 with at least 200 5 star reviews. Also select USA/EU/UK  Not 100% guaranteed, but the higher priced gigs from these areas will be the least trouble in the areas you describe. 

Edited November 25, 2023 by newsmike

[filipdevaere]

59 minutes ago, virtualliving said:

 

Thanks for putting his question into ChatGPT. 

Did you report this post? It's the only way to stop the use of a chatbot on the forum.

[virtualliving]

10 minutes ago, filipdevaere said:

Did you report this post? It's the only way to stop the use of a chatbot on the forum.

Yes, i did report him. 

[bitwiseauto]

3 hours ago, newsmike said:

Filter so you see only buyers who are PRO, TRS, or Level 2 with at least 200 5 star reviews. Also select USA/EU/UK  Not 100% guaranteed, but the higher priced gigs from these areas will be the least trouble in the areas you describe. 

Solid advice, Maybe a bit biased here but I would add Australia to that list too.

[newsmike]

40 minutes ago, bitwiseauto said:

Solid advice, Maybe a bit biased here but I would add Australia to that list too.

Canada AUS, and NZ can easily be added.