Wrap/livery designers, what actually eats the most time in your client revisions?
Hey everyone I'm a web developer and software engineer with a background in automotive visualization, I've been digging into how wrap and livery designers handle client feedback and approvals.
From what I've understood so far, it sounds like the real pain isn't the design work itself, it's what is present around it: vague briefs, endless revision rounds, feedback scattered across different platforms, and clients struggling to actually visualize changes before a design is locked in.
Before I build anything, I want to hear it straight from you guys who are doing this daily:
- How many revision rounds do you typically go through per client?
- Where does feedback usually get lost or miscommunicated (email, texts, calls)?
- Do you currently use any tool for proofing / approvals, or is it all manual?
- If you could fix one part of the client feedback process, what would it be?
Im not trying to sell anything, i am just trying to understand the workflow before I consider building a tool around it. Happy to share what I find with anyone interested.