Door Name conference

Door Name conference

We designed and printed Nom doors for the press conference held by our customer ASF with the participation of LTDH and ROJ.

The name tags were digitally printed on 350g paper with a special folding pattern to ensure that the names were visible on both sides of the tag, as well as being glued in pyramid mode.

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To design and print a name tag for a conference, follow these steps:

1. Decide on format and style: Before you start designing the name tag, decide on the format you’d like to use. This could be a standing name tag, a clip-on name tag or a name tag with a lanyard around the neck. Also choose the style of the name tag, taking into account the branding of the conference or event.
2. Gather the necessary information: Gather the participant information needed to print the name tags, such as name, title, company, etc. Make sure you have spelled all information correctly and chosen a legible font size. Make sure you have spelled all the information correctly and chosen a legible font size.
3. Design the name tag: Use graphic design software such as Adobe InDesign, Canva or Microsoft Publisher to create the name tag design. Choose a simple, professional layout that will highlight attendees’ information while remaining visually appealing. You can include the conference logo or a design linked to the event theme.
4. Choose the printing material: For a quality name tag, opt for a durable, resistant material. Cardboard or plastic are often used for name tags. Be sure to choose a material compatible with the printer you’ll be using.
5. Print name tags: If you have a quality printer, you can print the name tags yourself. Make sure you use the right print settings to get a sharp, precise print. If you don’t have a suitable printer, you can outsource the job to a professional printing service.
6. Cut out and assemble the name tags: Once you’ve printed the name tags, cut them out according to the format you’ve chosen. You can use a ruler and a cutter to ensure clean edges. If you’ve opted for stand-up name tags, fold them to match the design. If you’ve chosen name tags with a clip or lanyard, secure them properly.
7. Test and check: Before the conference, check each printed name tag to make sure it’s correctly assembled and error-free. This will help you avoid last-minute problems at the event.
8. Distribute name tags: During the conference, distribute name tags to participants at the reception desk or at registration. Make sure you have a clear method for sorting them and finding them easily for each participant.

By following these steps, you’ll be able to design and print professional name tags for your conference. Personalized name tags add a professional touch and make it easy to identify participants, while reinforcing your event’s brand image.

operation carried out in June 2015