Print Design
Graphic and print design for South African businesses
Business collateral should make the information clear and present your brand consistently. Our graphic design services cover brochures, business cards, stationery and other printed material, with the message, audience and format guiding each layout.
From a single item to a coordinated set of collateral, the work starts with the approved content, your brand material and the practical requirements for production.
When this service fits
- You need a brochure, business card, stationery or another piece of business collateral.
- Your existing printed material needs a clearer layout or a consistent visual style.
- You have approved content and need it turned into practical designed artwork.
- You need a coordinated set of formats for a campaign, event or sales conversation.
What the project can include
- Visual direction and layout for the agreed items.
- Typography, image placement and information hierarchy.
- Artwork adapted to agreed sizes and formats.
- Review and refinement using approved copy and images.
- Preparation of agreed production files for handover.
Copywriting, photography, illustration, a new brand identity and print production each need to be identified in the brief. The final scope should say who supplies and approves the content and production specifications.
Design the message for the format
Agree the content and purpose
We start with what the item needs to communicate, who will read it and where it will be used. The finished size, page count, content and production requirements help define the work before layout begins.
Develop and review the layout
The design should guide the reader through the information and use the brand consistently. Review the actual wording, contact details, images and layout together, rather than treating content approval as a separate last-minute task.
Prepare the artwork handover
The production files need to match the agreed printer specifications. Final content, proofing and production approval responsibilities should be clear before the artwork is released.
Prepare your design brief
Send the item list, finished sizes, intended audience, approved copy, logos and available images. Include any printer specifications, existing examples and required versions. Tell us who will approve the work and when the finished material is needed.
Our print design brief and handover guide explains the information that helps avoid unclear production requirements.
Questions before getting started
Can you work with an existing brand?
Share the brand guide, original logo files and existing material. These help identify what can be retained and where the new design needs to follow established rules.
Can the artwork be adapted for digital use?
Tell us which digital formats you need. A social graphic, a screen presentation and a printed brochure have different size, layout and file requirements, so the versions should be agreed in the scope.
What if we need a company profile or pitch deck?
Company profile and pitch deck design are part of our design services. Our company profile guide and pitch deck brief can help you prepare the content and requirements.
Explore relevant graphic and print work
See our company profile work for Headwear24 and FX Paymaster, pitch deck projects for FX Pro and Cube Developers, and Tea and the Gang packaging design.
For social media design examples, explore Vegan Intelligence, Flex Box, DAM Classics, Cherry Berry and Aficionados. These show related design deliverables; the formats for your own project are agreed in the brief.
See our print design portfolio. For related branding, social media and presentation work, explore the full range of design services.
Tell us what you need designed
Share the items, the content and the intended use. We can then discuss the deliverables and the information needed to get the project moving.