Keep the brief, feedback, and final handoff together. Noroveo gives freelance designers a shared review process without handing over editable files too early.
Create the client and project, then record the deliverables and milestones. Add revision limits and an agreement when you need them. A logo project can spell out the concepts, refinement rounds, and final file formats before work begins.
Upload your work privately, then share a version for review. Use a flattened image or PDF to present an Illustrator or other editable design file. Clients can leave feedback, request changes, or approve the version, and you can reply in the discussion.
Attach the original deliverable and any source files you have agreed to include. For a payment-required delivery, Noroveo keeps those downloads locked until payment is confirmed. Connect Stripe when you are ready to collect client payments.
You choose which source files to attach. Set that expectation in the scope or agreement so the client knows whether the handoff includes editable artwork, exported assets, or both.
You can set an optional deposit percentage and arrange payments in phases. The payment schedule and the files you release should reflect the agreement you made with your client.
No browser preview can prevent screenshots or every form of copying. Share a review copy suitable for approval and keep editable or full-quality originals private until you are ready to deliver them.