Working with a Designer
Posts to help you work seamlessly with your designer or pick up some DIY tricks yourself!
Using corporate branding to create event branding
Make your event branding more effective by incorporating these elements of your corporate or organizational branding to build recognition!
Beginner’s Guide to Finding the Perfect Visuals – Part 1: Tips for Success
Sourcing your own stock can be overwhelming. Here are some tips on how to find photos and illustrations that look great together and work perfectly for your materials!
Tips for prepping your document to work with a designer
Starting to work with a designer can be super intimidating for some people and you may not know what to expect or how to prepare. Here are my top tips on getting your content ready for our collaboration.
5 design elements to make your documents shine
Whether you DIY or work with a designer on your documents, knowledge of these 5 design tricks can help you get your documents in to shape. Knowing you want to use these elements will improve the organization of your document and come up with a strategy for presenting your content in the best light!
Freelance lessons I learned from my toddler
My small human turns 2 today, so please indulge my sensitive side while I tell you a little bit about the lessons I’ve learned from him that I can apply to my business as a freelancer.
4 Benefits a Designer on Retainer Can Bring to Your Company
If your organization lacks its own design department, you might be constantly scrambling to work with freelancers to get your projects tackled. The endless cycle of bidding work out to designers, making the decisions, signing contracts, getting new people up to speed, it can be exhausting and lead to disjointed work.
What are image dimensions and why do they matter?
Even though images are digital files, they have measurements. These measurements, known as dimensions, are key to understanding what you can use an image for. Maybe you’re working with a designer and they just said “this image isn’t big enough, do you have anything bigger?” and you’re not sure what to do next.
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