The Correct Design Integration Habits For Brochure Printing

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Author: Lynne Saarte

Assembling all the different design elements of brochures can sometimes be a great hassle for many designers. It is hard to integrate different images, text and other kinds of graphics into one good and coherent color brochure. You have to learn the correct design integration habits for brochures to really be successful in making that great looking "whole" design.

Luckily for you, in this article I will teach you the correct design integration habits for color brochures. Try to adhere to these proper habits and it should be really easy for you to combine many design elements to a more coherent and acceptable "whole design". So without further ado, let us start first with the issue of image resolution.

Using only high resolution images. It is important that you always use only high resolution images in brochure printing. This is important in design integration because only high-res images will look good when printed in color brochures. Low resolution images will usually look a bit distorted, fuzzy with occurrences of block color pixels throughout the image. This makes the graphic look "pasted in" eliminating any chance of proper design integration of the different brochure design elements. So make it a point to always get high-res images for brochure printing.

Matching image and text colors. To integrate images and text more into a singular design, it is good practice to try matching image and text colors. You can do this simply by using the eye dropper tool in most image editing applications and getting the dominant color of the images that you will be using for brochure printing. Once you have the dominant color, you can use that particular color for the text as well as the background color of the custom brochure. This will result in a more coherent color scheme that actually uses the precise hues or colors throughout the brochure design. Use the color wise enough and you can really get a more integrated design with your color brochures out of it.

Cropping and processing images precisely. Another very important part of design integration for brochure printing is the cropping and processing of images. It is important that when you insert your images into your color brochures that they are cropped or processed well. The images must be cropped closely through crucial design lines which will help designers integrate the image seamlessly with the overall brochure design. This is especially true for images that are not rectangular and need to be close cropped within the boundaries of its shape.

If you cannot do this on your own, it is best to let a professional layout artist do it. They should have the ability to crop your images seamlessly so that it does not look cut up inside the brochure. With a properly cropped image, it should be easy to reform a design that looks quite original and well integrated.

With these design integration habits for brochure printing, you should never go wrong with your color brochure designs. Everything should look more complete and "whole". Your brochures will not look amateurish at all. In fact, they should look better and more professional once you adopt these design integration habits.

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