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Online proofing

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Online proofing is the process undertaken by web designers, photographers, marketing agencies and video production companies, among others, to automate the review and approval of work online. Traditionally a process used by photographers, as more work is done online and teams work remotely this method of working allows people to collaboratively work together to speed up the design process and keep an online audit trail. "Virtual mocks" or "virtual proofs" provide a cost-effective outlet for creative works to be displayed without having to print on a tangible object. Digital proofs make it possible for an individual to get a preview of what they're ordering or creating and make a preliminary decision about whether or not adjustments need to be made.

Online proofing has also become widespread in the e-commerce industry. With the growing capabilities of the internet, companies who allow their customers to design and customize a product on their website have adopted the online proofing process as an effective quality assurance method. Online proofing saves time in the purchasing process and improves customer buying experience and raises customer satisfaction.

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