We remember when we had to create our first design proposal for a big branding project. What needs to be in? How should it be organized? How should it look? Proposals aren’t something that is taught in design school and it’s not in the “Business of Design” brochure. Trust us.

Now that we have cracked the mystery, we figured it was only right that we share it.

This 10 page InDesign template lays out all you need to build out a professional design proposal. Everything and more is ready for you, including master pages, paragraph styles, character styles, columns and margins, and more. We even included some tips for writing an “About Me” section, project overviews, and how to handle pricing. The formating (the hard part) is done for you.

All you need to do is populate the information, and customize it to your brand by linking your logo, swapping the images, and changing the colors.

What do you get?

• Indesign Template file ( .idml & .indd files)

• Links folder with fonts (Google’s Rubik) and linked images.

• Read Me file with information about how to use this files.