ďƒźEvery businessman knows the importance of a business a card. When you hand somebody that card, you are not giving them just a piece of paper. That little card is something which represents you into that person.
ďƒź The aim of the design of aBusiness Card Printing is to attract attention; the message, tagline or quote on it helps to embed your identity within the observer's mind. So the next time they think of that particular product or service, your card will be the first thing that pops into their minds. ďƒźIn order to get the best out of your cards, you will need it to be designed in a distinguishable way, apart from the crowd. Here are a few tips you should enquire any printing service before you create a batch for yourself:
Always follow the basics. If you’re not sure about having any kind of fancy design, always follow the orthodox path. Leave a 5mm edge border from all sides, implement 300dpi for best picture quality, use a clear and understandable font, use CMYK color palette and try to maintain the grid theory. This theory suggestsyou stack the information on the card based on their importance. This helps to narrow down the vision of the reader to the points which are more relevant than others.
Try to be creative. If you’re feeling a bit adventurous, try out a different design. There are millions of designs available in the market. Feel free to pick any or mix and match them to get an ultimate design of your choice. Also don’t be afraid to readjust with the dimensions of the card itself. Try out different sizes and find out which constraints works the best with your target crowd. Maintain the resolution of the images. When printing you will need to create some very high-resolution images, otherwise, while printing, the picture may become pixelated. It is always better to use pictures with higher amount details and clarity.
Printing machines use CMYK color space for cost management and also because it is the standard for printing. While working on your design on a PC, the display shows the colors in RGB color space. So before handing out a design, make sure you have checked it in the CMYK color space since color reproduction in both spaces is quite different. Make sure to see a copy before you decide on the final design.
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