Content planning
Agree the sections, page count, copy, product imagery and finished format.
Catalogues should make products easy to compare, brochures should explain an idea quickly, and magazines should keep readers engaged from page to page. We plan editorial flow, imagery and typography together with print requirements.
Paper, format, page count and binding method all influence how the final artwork is prepared.
Agree the sections, page count, copy, product imagery and finished format.
Develop covers, grids, heading hierarchy, image placement and tables.
Check bleed, resolution, colour, binding allowances and page order before print.
Consistent product photography, comparison tables and category navigation.
Concise copy, strong visuals and a clear route to the key message.
A balanced reading rhythm across sections, longer texts and imagery.
Final text, high-resolution imagery, brand assets, estimated page count and target dimensions help us begin. Paper and binding should be confirmed alongside the print plan.
A sample grid can be prepared, but final pagination needs confirmed text and images.
It depends on the image’s final printed size; supplied artwork is checked during prepress.
Yes. Binding, paper weight and page count need to be considered together.