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So You’re Looking For a Designer?

So You’re Looking For a Designer?

To say that designers come in all shapes and sizes actually isn't far off the mark. Thanks to technology, there is a wide range of design-related roles and a number of different responsibilities encompassed by the umbrella — and rather broad and vague — term...

How to Give Feedback to Your Designer

How to Give Feedback to Your Designer

Regardless of the type of design project - be it graphic design or web design - there are some simple steps to follow to ensure a better - and happier - end result for all parties involved. Be prepared and know what you want. Unfortunately, designers haven't figured...

Tips For Creating Good Print-Ready Files

Tips For Creating Good Print-Ready Files

We love good design and good printing. Good design and good printing go hand-in-hand with good files. Here are some standard and lesser-known things you can do to help create good print-ready files. When starting any new project, it’s always a good idea to have a goal...

Should you subset or embed?

Should you subset or embed? When creating a pdf (portable document file) you may have noticed the option to subset fonts. Maybe you’re wondering what subsetting is and/or if you should do it? Basically, you have two options—either full font embedding or subset font...

Image Resolution for Printing

Image Resolution for Printing

Resolution is the measurement of how many dots/pixels fit into one inch. The higher resolution, the sharper the image will be. West Press recommends resolution of 300 dpi (dots per inch) for crisp, clear results. Lower resolution images appear fuzzy, jagged and...

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