Design Tips – Page 2 – Ebert Creative

Keep it level

It’s sad that someone would hire a sign company to put a message on a window and they can’t even get it

It may slow the process down but proofing will save hundreds of laughs at your expense. Might even keep you from losing

You know you are having fun as a designer when you realize just putting a photo in a box is average. Having

When using script typefaces, treat apostrophes like you would when writing by hand. Connect the whole word then have the apostrophe in

Here is a good way to include a zip code but not make it too prominent. This was a classy layout and

When it comes to contact information, don’t point out the obvious. In this example, the designer used “t:” to indicate the obvious

A sign of a good designer is one that understands and effectively uses good hierarchy in design. This example shows purposeful use

Since designers should be responsible for everything on a page, they should also know about using the right kind dashes. Of course,

Since we are well past the days of typewriters formatting phone numbers is a must. There options are endless. Focus on dividing

Here is a perfect example of how to space out a bulleted list. Notice how the leading is set so the bulleted