The final part of the process is arguably the best part.

Showcase the work.

Take some photography of any print media or screens highlighting interfaces.

It's also time to prep your files for your portfolio and write

a little about your process for a case study or blog post.

Be proud of your work and show it off.

This is the work that will yield new clients and projects.

But before getting ahead of ourselves, it's important to reflect a little bit.

Ask yourself, and your team, a few questions in regards to the process.

Did it work well for this client?

Did they seem to comply and understand each step?

What went wrong, and what could've been done differently for a smoother project.

It's also smart to schedule a closure meeting,

and ask your client some of the same questions.

Have your own answers ready for the sake of discussion.

Ask them candidly, what went well?

What went poorly, and how was communication?

And what would they have done differently?

Don't let emotions get in the way here.

This is to get honest answers to refine and hone the process for future clients.

Be sure to thank them for the involvement and fun along the way.

We planned this about a week or two after the project, so the

client has had time to dig into the brand assets and guidelines document.

Get familiar with the new brand image.

And remember, always be available for your client, even after the project ends.

Being supportive of their new brand goes a long way.

Help maintain the brand you built, and support your client's endeavors.

Former CEO of Disney, Michael Eisner said, a brand is a living entity.

Be there to help keep that living entity alive and well.