
★★★★★5.0 on Google from fewer than 10 reviews
3D Tech is a graphic design business based at Nutgrove Ave in Churchtown, Dublin, offering graphic design and logo design. Clients can bring a project such as a brand mark, print material or digital graphics and talk it through with the business by phone. The business works from its Churchtown premises, so you can ask about the work before deciding on a next step.
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3D Tech is a graphic design business based at Nutgrove Ave in Churchtown, Dublin, offering graphic design and logo design. Clients can bring a project such as a brand mark, print material or digital graphics and talk it through with the business by phone. The business works from its Churchtown premises, so you can ask about the work before deciding on a next step.
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Based in Dublin, 3D Tech works across the city and about 15 km around it.
3D Tech is based in Churchtown, Dublin, with its pin on the map at Nutgrove Avenue, so Churchtown and nearby parts of Dublin are the natural starting point for local clients. If you live further afield, ask at the start whether it can take projects from your area before you send a brief, as the business works from its own base.
Graphic design fees are usually charged either by the hour or per project, and the Graphic Designer price guide gives typical prices in Ireland. The main factors are the number of deliverables and revisions, whether it is billed hourly or by project, and whether it is for print or digital use. Ask for a written quote that breaks these down before work starts.
Graphic design is not usually a regulated profession in Ireland, so there is no body to check here. Ask about the designer's training, how long they have worked in design, and to see examples of logo or print work they have produced.
A first consultation usually covers what the design is for, who it is aimed at, where it will be used and when you need it finished. It is usual to ask how the designer runs the project, how many rounds of changes are included and what files you receive at the end. Write your questions down beforehand so you can compare answers.
3D Tech has a Google rating of 5 from 1 review, and that review can be read on its Google Maps page at https://maps.google.com/?cid=6736820244895461558. With so few reviews so far, it is worth reading it closely and asking for references from recent clients as well.
Gather a clear brief before you get in touch, including what the design is for, where it will appear and the style you like, such as examples of other brands you admire. It also helps to have any existing logo, colours, fonts or brand guidelines, along with a realistic deadline for the finished files. Bring a short list of questions so the conversation covers what matters to you.
You can ask for a quote by phone, or through the 3D Tech page on Locufy. When you get in touch, describe the project, its purpose, where the design will be used and when you need it, and share any examples you have.
Compare 3D Tech with other graphic designers in Dublin on Locufy by looking at the services each offers, such as graphic design or logo design, and what each quote includes. Also compare the experience each one shows and how clearly they explain their process, so you can choose the right fit.
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