Technical communication
Making the design clear to people who didn't draw it.
What it's about
A design only sells and gets assembled if it's understood. Renderings, exploded views and manuals aren't decoration: they are the tool with which purchasing approves, the customer chooses and the fitter doesn't install the part the wrong way round.
In the studio, design and technical graphics work together, so the material comes straight from the CAD model, stays consistent with the design and is updated when the design changes.
What it includes
How we work
- Goal and audienceWho the material speaks to — end customer, purchasing, fitter — and what decision it must lead to.
- Model preparationCleaning up the CAD, materials, colours and configurations to show.
- ProductionRenderings, exploded views, layout and texts, with a first version to review together.
- Delivery and archiveFinal files in the required formats, plus the sources so they can be updated in future.
What you receive
Images
FAQ
Do you start from our CAD model?
Yes, it's the best way: the material stays true to the design and is updated when the design changes. If there's no model, we assess whether to rebuild it.
Can you also handle corporate graphics?
Yes, from the catalogue to the website. If a corporate identity manual already exists we follow it; if not, the basic rules are defined first.
In what formats do you deliver?
High-resolution images for print and web versions, MP4 videos, print-ready PDF layouts, plus the source files for updates.
How we work together
This service is activated with one of the three collaboration options: a closed per-project job, a monthly bank of hours as an external technical office, or a one-off job with a narrow scope. The option is chosen together at the offer stage, depending on how well defined the work is.
We start from what you already have
A drawing, a photo, a specification or even just the problem described in words: that's enough for a first concrete answer.