Brochures, catalogs, magazines design
We believe that today, more than ever, design matters. We correlate the brand identity with the new materials and manage, every time, to put the content in a new light.
We believe that today, more than ever, design matters. We correlate the brand identity with the new materials and manage, every time, to put the content in a new light.
Digital design, brochure design, catalogs, magazines
The term Publishing design refers to the process of creating the visual appearance, formatting, and design elements of a publication, such as books, magazines, brochures, or even newsletters. It involves combining typography, graphics, images, and other elements to create a coherent and attractive design that is easy to read and visually engaging. It is not limited to the printed environment, but also refers to the digital environment. Very often the same content is built and prepared both for print and to be displayed on screens. The process is different and so is the result.
The design of communication materials is very important for today’s organizations, especially its adaptation to the public, to the consumption environment, and to the time that each person can allocate for reading. It ensures not only the transmission of important information, but also the creation of a strong brand identity.
There are a number of elements that you must consider in the design of any online/offline publication (publishing design)
We, at Toud, use our experience in graphic design, typography, layout design, and branding to create models that are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also functional and easy to use. We work closely with customers to understand their vision and goals and to create designs that reflect their brand identity and messages.
Below we present a series of books, catalogs, and brochures that we have produced for local and global companies with different communication needs and different target audience categories, in several languages, including Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Farsi, Kurdish, Tigrinya, Turkish.
What do we do differently at Toud?