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I think is this sort of common practice, most contracts will state that the designer gets first dibs on redesign and this is one way they can protect that. I t
by thomasswift 18y ago
I think is this sort of common practice, most contracts will state that the designer gets first dibs on redesign and this is one way they can protect that.
I think this might be more common for flash stuff and the designer keeping the fla and giving the swf away(obviously).
Next time you should clearly state that you want the psd's at the end, but be aware you most likely have to pay more, because the person is giving you the source.
- ScottWhigham 18y agoI've done about 10 design projects and handing the PSD was (a) specified in the deal from the outset, and (b) I don't think there would have been a problem getting the PSD even if it wasn't in the "contract". Maybe "You can't have the PSD" is standard for big firms but it hasn't been the norm for small, 1-2 time projects that I've done.