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CCC Workflow & Project Management Flashcards

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  1. What is the most important reason a CCC professional should document design decisions made during a project?

    Answer: To provide a clear rationale if the client questions choices later

    Documenting design decisions helps justify creative choices during client reviews and ensures consistency in future revisions.

  2. When is it appropriate for a certified creative to use a Canva template as the starting point for a paid client project?

    Answer: When it is heavily customized to reflect the client's unique brand identity

    Templates are valid starting points as long as they are substantially customized to reflect the client's brand and avoid a generic appearance.

  3. Which Canva feature helps a certified creative maintain a consistent visual style across all deliverables in a long-term client project?

    Answer: Brand Kit

    Brand Kit stores the client's colors, fonts, and logos so every new design automatically reflects their visual identity.

  4. A project's scope expands mid-way with new deliverables not in the original brief. What should a CCC professional do first?

    Answer: Communicate the scope change to the client and adjust timelines or fees accordingly

    Scope changes must be communicated promptly to set realistic expectations around timeline, cost, and deliverables.

  5. Which practice best protects a CCC professional's work during an active project collaboration in Canva?

    Answer: Granting collaborators editor access only to specific designs, not the entire workspace

    Limiting editor access to specific designs prevents accidental changes to other projects and protects the overall workspace.

  6. What does an effective project brief review help a certified creative avoid?

    Answer: Misaligned deliverables and costly revisions

    Thoroughly reviewing the brief before starting ensures the designer understands scope, brand guidelines, and expectations, reducing revisions.