Ironmark Blog | Design (2)

The Best Ways to Hang Your Custom Vinyl Banner

Posted by Scott Kravitz

You’ve seen it before—a perfectly good looking banner that was designed well but executed poorly—sagging from a fence post, looking frayed and forgotten. It’s not that it’s a ...

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Topics: Design, Product Placement

How to Calculate Book Spine Width

Posted by Garner Leidy

Even though we’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover, we do it all the time. Covers are our first impressions, and they give us a peek into the world we’re about to ...

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Topics: Design, Print Marketing, Print Finishing, Print Techniques

Unique Business Card Design Ideas

Posted by Chris McCready

(Updated for 2022) Unique Business Card Design Ideas In today's digital-first economy, paying attention to your business card design may seem unnecessary, but your card may ...

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Topics: Design, Print Marketing, Promotional Products

Top 7 Graphic Design Trends of 2022

Posted by Hillary Reilly

Looking to redesign a logo? Is it time to update the look and feel of your website? Working on refreshing your entire brand? In both the print and digital arenas there are ...

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Topics: Design, Branding, Creative

How to Design for Accessibility: 13 Tips & Tricks to Use

Posted by Steve Norwood

Good design is created to be inclusive of all people’s abilities, and communicates ideas as clearly, helpfully, and as effectively as possible. When it comes to the concept ...

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Topics: Design, Print Marketing, Quick Tips, Creative

CMYK vs RGB | What's the Difference & When to Use Them

Posted by Lynne Kingsley

Which color model works best? In a nutshell, CMYK works best for printed materials such as flyers, brochures and signage. It stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black, which ...

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Topics: Design, Print Marketing, Color Theory