Overview of the revision process
You have received the initial drawing for your project. To keep the process accurate and efficient, follow the instructions below when submitting changes. The process is built around this method; using other methods can lead to overlooked details, additional revisions, and significant delays.
How to submit revisions
- Print the PDF drawing and clearly write each requested change directly on the drawing.
- Keep your notes brief and specific.
- If a revision cannot fit on the drawing, include a separate sheet of paper with a simple hand-drawn sketch.
- Take clear photos or scans of all marked-up pages and email them back.
What to avoid
- Avoid lengthy emails describing revisions. Details can be overlooked, increasing the likelihood of errors or additional revisions.
- Do not use a graphic editor to move items or make digital corrections to the drawing. Digital changes can be mistaken for elements from the original design, causing requested revisions to be missed.
What happens after submission
Once your marked-up drawing is received, the design team will update the original file and provide a revised drawing for your review.
Why following these instructions matters
Adhering to this process helps ensure your revisions are processed accurately and keeps your project moving forward without unnecessary delays.
