Culinary Workbook and Worksheet Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am writing the full content for an 80-unit culinary course and now need it shaped into visually engaging, student-friendly material. Each unit comes with two worksheets—one theory, one practical—ranging from two to eight pages a piece. Once all units are laid out, the worksheets will be gathered into two consolidated books.
Here is what I need from you:
• Re-create every worksheet in a clean, consistent layout that follows the specific structure and template I will supply.
• Work exclusively in Microsoft Word so the files stay fully editable, then export press-ready PDFs for print. Both formats are required for every unit.
• Enrich each page with relevant, high-quality icons and graphics: culinary tools and equipment, food ingredients and dishes, plus a handful of general educational icons that reinforce learning points. These visual cues must appear exactly where the template indicates.
• Maintain uniform margins, heading styles, footers and page numbering so the final two books look cohesive when bound.
I will start by sending you one complete set of worksheets (theory and practical) as a trial. Show me how you interpret the template, place icons, and balance text with imagery. If the sample meets the brief, we will roll straight into the remaining 79 units.
Throughout the project I expect:
– Word files that stay editable on my end without broken styles or missing assets.
– PDFs that mirror the Word layout perfectly.
– Prompt, open communication so we can catch layout or graphic issues early.
If this sounds like your kind of design challenge, let me know your turnaround time for the initial sample and, once approved, how you will pace the remaining units. I look forward to seeing your creativity in action.
Here is what I need from you:
• Re-create every worksheet in a clean, consistent layout that follows the specific structure and template I will supply.
• Work exclusively in Microsoft Word so the files stay fully editable, then export press-ready PDFs for print. Both formats are required for every unit.
• Enrich each page with relevant, high-quality icons and graphics: culinary tools and equipment, food ingredients and dishes, plus a handful of general educational icons that reinforce learning points. These visual cues must appear exactly where the template indicates.
• Maintain uniform margins, heading styles, footers and page numbering so the final two books look cohesive when bound.
I will start by sending you one complete set of worksheets (theory and practical) as a trial. Show me how you interpret the template, place icons, and balance text with imagery. If the sample meets the brief, we will roll straight into the remaining 79 units.
Throughout the project I expect:
– Word files that stay editable on my end without broken styles or missing assets.
– PDFs that mirror the Word layout perfectly.
– Prompt, open communication so we can catch layout or graphic issues early.
If this sounds like your kind of design challenge, let me know your turnaround time for the initial sample and, once approved, how you will pace the remaining units. I look forward to seeing your creativity in action.