Graphic design in any form is about communication. Advertisers want comprehensive campaigns that reach potential customers at all points—and that means a blend of digital and print advertising is likely to remain a viable approach.
Considering that each design job and client is unique, prices vary depending on project scope, size, and need. If you’re not looking for a full design package or if you’re working with a smaller budget, there are plenty of options to suit your needs.
Brand Identity
Consistency is key to create a strong brand identity. You wouldn’t want your brand to look totally different on social media than it does on your website. That would confuse customers and make your brand feel less trustworthy and professional. Think of your brand identity as your your company’s personality.
If you’re having trouble figuring out who exactly you are, don’t sweat it. We help assemble the correct building blocks into tangible design assets you can use in your marketing. We’re determined to provide an accurate representation of who you are as a brand that generates the right perception with your audience.
Digital Design
In this modern age of digital presentations, we all know how powerful your image can be via the internet and social media.
Digital design is a type of visual communication that presents information or a product or service through a digital interface. Put simply, it’s print design made specifically to be used on computers.
This encompasses more than simply viewing an image on a screen. Any document these days can be scanned and uploaded to a computer, but digital designs are crafted specifically for devices, taking into account factors like user experience, interactivity, differences in screen size and more.
Print Media
Getting your information about your products and services into the hands of your audience is still important.
Print media includes business cards, billboards or brochures rather than digital spaces like websites and emails. Just like digital designs, the goal of print media is to use visual graphics to communicate a specific message to viewers.
Think of print media as just another avenue for reaching your audience and sharing your message. It is all around us, often in ways we take for granted. Traditional business marketing still relies on print media to spread awareness of their brand. Print media also takes center stage in industries like publishing, where a well-designed cover can make a huge difference in book sales.
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