The typical project, honestly described.
Feedback arrives as an email, a voice note, a comment in a chat and a photo of a sticky note. Deliverables go out on links that expire in seven days. The client can't find last week's logo and you can't remember which feedback you've already acted on.
Pick a desk type. It starts filled in.
Choose Designer / Creative when you set up, then a desk type. Each comes with a starter checklist and timeline. Edit anything.
Brand identity project
- Signed proposal
- Deposit paid
- Brand questionnaire
- Existing assets
- Stakeholder list
Website project
- Signed proposal
- Deposit paid
- Site content and copy
- Logins and hosting access
- Photos and brand assets
Retainer
- Signed retainer agreement
- Brand guidelines
- Monthly priorities
- Key contacts
- Billing details
What each client gets
Turn on the modules each client needs. Everything sits on one desk with your name on it.
Deliverables that don't expire
Logos, mockups, exports and source files on the desk. Clients download them whenever they need, from their phone or computer.
A brief worth reading
Send a brand questionnaire before you start. Clients answer in the app; you get structured answers, not a voice note.
Where the project stands
Kickoff, concepts, refinement, handoff, with due dates. Clients see each stage without asking.
Figma, references, guidelines
The live design file, the mood board and the brand guidelines saved on the desk, one tap to open.
Feedback in one thread
A private conversation next to the files, instead of five channels.
Deposits and milestones
Bill from the same desk. Card through your own Stripe account, or Interac e-Transfer in Canada. Desk FT takes no cut.
Questions
Do my clients need to install an app?
Can clients mark up or approve designs in Desk FT?
What does it cost?
Built by one person, in Canada. Questions, or something your clients need that Desk FT doesn't do yet? Email [email protected]. You'll get a reply from the person who builds it.