Draft: If a task is in draft, you’ve started the brief but not sent the request through to a designer.

Requested: Your task has been requested but not yet picked up by a designer.

In progress: Your task is now in progress and you’ll receive updates

Completed: The design task is approved and done with no further revisions to be made. Once marked complete, your task is ready to be downloaded and you can start your next graphic design task.

Archived: This means that your task is deleted from your job history. You can still view it, however you can no longer edit it.

Yes, we’ll keep you fully up to date on the status of your graphic design task 

Designer needs the most clear instructions that you can provide. 

We know that so many people don’t know what a good brief entails so consider finding some examples for inspiration and be sure to include things like any brand guidelines, style guides and logos within your brief. If your brand uses a particular font, don’t forget to include that too.

You can make unlimited revisions to your task, however it’s important to keep in mind that revisions are classed as small changes, not major changes to your design task.
You should let your designer know of any revisions as clearly and as early as possible the delivery of your task isn’t delayed.

Some examples of what revisions are:

Fixing grammar or spelling mistakes

Changing the font type

Small layout changes

Changing colors 

Changing a picture because it’s not in line with your brand