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We designed and printed a banner for the “doping products and private gyms” campaign for our client the National Anti-Doping Association.
Printed on fabric in sublimation mode, it comes with a 2m x 1m stand and carry bag.
Roll-ups are a very important aspect of corporate communication. If you’re not familiar with the term, it’s a device that can be used for presentations, exhibitions or conferences. It consists of a sheet of paper rolled up and placed on a support. The device can be used to display information about products, services or events.
There are different types of roll-ups you can use in your business. You can choose between those with wheels and those without. Those without wheels are easier to transport and set up, but those with wheels allow you to move them more easily when you need them.
If you are considering installing a roll-up display in your business, there are a number of factors to consider before deciding which type of display would be best suited to your needs:
The size of your office or workplace will also determine the type of display to use. For example, if your office is small, using large displays may not be practical as they will take up too much space; on the other hand, if your office is large, large displays may be ideal as they will allow more people to see them at the same time without having to move them.
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The roll-up is a very important part of your company’s communication policy. It’s the first thing people see when they enter the premises, and it should contain all the necessary information about your company. The roll-up should be printed in large, clear characters so that everyone can read it easily.
Here are a few tips for designing and printing a roll-up:
Always use simple fonts when designing your roll-up. Use easy-to-read fonts that don’t contain fancy decorations or small details that might make reading difficult for some people.
Use two or three colors in your design rather than many shades of a single color. This will simplify things and make your message more visible to all who enter the building.
Make sure the font size is large enough so that everyone can read it easily without having to strain their eyes or sit close enough to read it properly.
Projects completed in December 2012
