Guide to choose the right Booklet Design to match Your Brand
Booklets are PrintYo’s most popular product among large
business organizations and institutions of all kind. Choosing the right booklet
design to match your brand might sound complex but its pretty simple. We have
put together some key factors to look for when choosing a booklet that matches
your needs.
- Inspiration for the right design:
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Choosing the right booklet design requires a bit of
research. Look for already designed booklets and understand their focus points
that have been used to impress the target audience
- · Choose your booklet Size
Booklet size should be chosen according to function and
intent. Smaller Sizes tend to be more portable. This might not look like a big
deal but in certain situations smaller sizes work better. Larger sizes on the
other hand allow more visibility.
- · Purpose of Booklets :
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Not all booklets are designed and produced for the same
purpose. Booklets for regular use such as manuals are designed differently from
booklets of occasional use, such as promotional booklets for event programs
- · Gray Scale or Color Design
The choice of using grayscale or color same day booklet printing for your booklet’s pages should be based on both
design and economic rational. Colour Printing is slightly costly but allows you
to add more creative content which will be visually impressive due to the use
of variety of color combinations Whereas Greyscale Printing is cheap and the
visuals in such booklets are less compelling
- · Finishing Touch
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Whether you choose gloss matte or uncoated finishes for booklet designing, there is no better
choice as such. Matte finishes do not leave fingerprints behind and are easily
readable in day light. Some feel glossy finishes add more class to their
booklet designs where as some feel matte does the same.
Hold the paper in place and align the top arm over the spine. Hold the booklet in place with your hands or by placing a heavy object on top of each side.Align the stapler arm so the head of the stapler is oriented in the middle of the booklet, where you'd like the first staple to be.
ReplyDeletePages of a booklet are created by printing four pages (2 in the front and 2 in the back) on one sheet of paper and then folding
ReplyDeletethat sheet in half. In the illustration you can see that each page is connected to 3 other pages.
Because of the way a booklet is produced, you can't have a random number of pages.