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Now that I've shown you the basic components of a designer client agreement check your resource guide for three sample contracts to see how a few designers have made them work in the first sample you can see the contract format that I've outlined in the last few movies it's very simply designed here is the general information this is what the project description and objectives look like next this designer outlines the fees and expenses then they do a full breakdown of the phases of work followed by the terms and conditions at the very end are the signatures now I know I've suggested that you break down phases before you talk money but this designer reversed the order and it works just fine in sample contract - just for contrast I've shown you how an attorney creates a designer client agreement big difference right they start with six pages of terms and conditions and then go to a two page summary of the project information essentially they've reversed the order I suggest note that this feels super unfriendly right maybe you're beginning to see why I suggest starting with the project and then going to the legal boilerplate in contract sample3 the designer has followed my preferred order their design is simple clean and well-organized note that they've included just a little bit of flair but haven't been heavy-handed in the design it's all very complete and orderly but clearly from a creative professional so as you can see designer client agreements don't have to be boring but they do have to be complete and well-designed that's because these documents are literally setting the tone for your entire working relationship with a client a membership to linda.com unlocks this entire course and hundreds of others visit linda.com to learn more