Store Design Audit: What You Need to Know

To help you achieve the best results, we offer a comprehensive store design audit service. Here’s a detailed overview of what you can expect from our design audit process.
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Written by Print Your Cause
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What is a Design Audit?

Our design audit is a thorough review of all the artwork and designs used in your store. This includes:

  • Design IDs: The artwork quality will be checked for each design ID. Line weights will be checked for the DTF print methods to ensure they meet the minimum requirements.
  • Artwork Sizes and Placement: Ensuring that your artwork is correctly sized and positioned across all products.
  • Decoration Methods: Reviewing the selected decoration methods to make sure they align with best practices.

Pricing

  • Base Fee: $20 for up to 10 designs.
  • Additional Designs: $1 for each design beyond the initial 10.

Payment Process

Design audits need to be paid for up front. Once we receive your payment, our head graphic designer will start the audit process. The results are typically available within one week.

What Happens After the Audit?

Once the audit is done, you'll get a detailed report with all the updates or improvements needed. The report will include clear details and instructions on what to fix. If you'd like, our design team can handle the fixes for an extra fee, which will be included in the report.

How to Get Started

  • Reach Out to Your Dedicated Account Manager: Contact your account manager to request a design audit.
  • Submit Payment: Pay the base fee for up to 20 designs, plus $1 for each additional design if applicable.
  • Receive Your Audit Report: Within about a week, you'll receive a comprehensive report with feedback and recommendations.

We’re here to help you make the most out of your designs and ensure they meet the highest standards. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team.

Thank you for choosing Print Your Cause for your branded merchandise needs!

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