Flyer & brochure design
Something worth
picking up.
Turn your program information into a flyer, brochure or insert that people can scan, understand and use.
Choose the format around the job
A flyer gets to the point
Useful for a single event, program announcement or action. Lead with what matters, give the key details and finish with one clear contact or destination.
A brochure explains the path
Useful when readers need a little more context. The cover earns attention; the inside panels answer questions in order; the back provides a clear next step.
An insert meets an existing audience
Useful alongside a utility bill, welcome packet or program mailing. Check the envelope, available space and distribution requirements before choosing a size.
What to send with your brief
Share the approved copy or source material, authorized logo files, brand rules, intended audience, quantity and planned distribution date. If you already have a printer, include their dimensions, folds, bleed and file requirements. Let us know whether a digital version is needed too.
What your quote should make clear
- Number of pieces, sides, sizes and language versions.
- Copy editing, illustration and layout work included.
- Review rounds, named approver and delivery milestones.
- Final exports, editable source formats and usage rights.
- Any printing, delivery or accessibility work included or excluded.
Review the proof at its real size
Before approval, read the small print at the intended size, check every contact detail and open every link. For a folded piece, make a paper dummy and follow the reading order. Confirm final production specifications with your printer. Screen previews do not guarantee printed color.
Use the design handoff checklist to prepare your project.
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