What this
actually involves.
A retainer or reserved block creates a planned arrangement for recurring creative work. It can help when your needs continue over several weeks and you want to prioritize tasks within an agreed amount of support. The arrangement needs clear rules about available time, scheduling, communication and what happens when the planned scope changes.
Who this can help
Businesses with repeat design needs and clients who want a defined block of creative support for a planned period.
What we can work on
- 01
Identify recurring tasks and expected priorities.
- 02
Agree on the available time, schedule and communication.
- 03
Review the task list and allocate the agreed creative support.
How the project works
Start by sharing your goal, the materials you have and any deadline. I’ll review what you need and clarify the scope before the creative work begins.
We’ll agree on the direction, deliverables, review stages and the information you need to provide. Feedback is gathered around that agreed brief, and final delivery follows the scope confirmed in your proposal.
Possible deliverables
- Support scope
- Time allocation
- Scheduling and delivery plan
The specific time allocation, term, deliverables and usage conditions in your agreement. Capacity, rollover and turnaround are not assumed.
A question you might have
Does reserved time mean unlimited access or same-day work?
No. Availability and response expectations are agreed in advance. Rush work, unused time, additional hours and changes to the planned schedule should be covered explicitly in the arrangement.