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Well, we all have done it; an in-house seminar is creeping up and need a quick flyer or brochure to get the message out. Maybe your store is highlighting a new hot product that came in, and you forgot the in-store advertising. Or you need a banner for your charity event or expo and scramble some logos and text together. Sound familiar? Here are a few things to consider for DIY design when under a time crunch and still need a professional look for your brand. 1. DO design to fit the scale of your project. Keep your end use top of mind, this will help dictate some of the decisions you make on your layout/design throughout the project. For example, if you’re working on a brochure think about h
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