A publication’s interior design shows readers what to expect from your publication. It conveys mood, genre, and what audience it’s for, while ensuring a satisfying reading experience. Interior designs are strategic and heavily influenced by the publication’s material. I never use templates; I always create a custom interior design for every publication based on its needs.
1 sample design
3 rounds of revisions
PDF of sample design pages
If you don’t need typesetting, I can give you a PDF of both the pages and spreads of full layout
If requested, I’ll deliver a packaged InDesign file, which includes:
Click on the tiles below to learn more about each stage in the process.
♦️ = final stage (any more requested changes will incur additional expenses / deadline delays)
Please note that these timeframes don’t include how long it takes you to respond to me / give me your feedback.
| Low Complexity | Medium Complexity | High Complexity |
|---|---|---|
| ~2 weeks | ~2-3 weeks | ~3-5 weeks |
You can find a general range of prices below, but please note that because each project has different needs, I custom quote every project. Your project may fall above or below the listed ranges.
Please see Extras for more details that may impact price.
| Low Complexity | Medium Complexity | High Complexity |
|---|---|---|
| Text heavy |
(fiction, memoirs, some poetry) | Light formatting
(nonfiction, some poetry, some literary journals) | Intense formatting / design forward
(textbooks, cookbooks, magazines, designing a template to be used for subsequent publications) | | $1400–$1999 | $2000–$3699 | $3700–$7200 |
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You must send me any modifications to the design/layout before typesetting begins. Any modifications to the design after you’ve approved the sample pages may cause serious rework, resulting in a reflow fee.