A well-designed name card does more than provide contact details. It represents your brand and gives potential customers and business partners an immediate impression of your business. With Translucent Name Cards, you can create a memorable marketing tool that combines practical information with a distinctive visual style.
Use Translucent Name Cards to highlight your logo, contact details, or key brand elements with a unique see-through effect. Their modern appearance makes them a great choice for businesses that want to create a more creative and memorable brand experience.
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Artwork Preparation
1. Use images with a resolution of at least 300 DPI
Use images and graphics with a resolution of 300 DPI or higher at their actual size to achieve clear and sharp print results. Embed all images into your artwork file before submitting it to prevent missing or incorrectly displayed graphics.
2. Use the correct colour values for grey elements
When creating grey elements, use only the K (black) channel and set its value between 0% and 100%. Keep the C (cyan), M (magenta), and Y (yellow) values at 0%.
3.. Use the correct colour values for black elements
Use pure black (C: 0%, M: 0%, Y: 0%, K: 100%) for black text, thin lines, and small design elements. Set these elements to overprint where appropriate to prevent unwanted white gaps around text or fine details and achieve cleaner edges.
4. Use a maximum of two colours for lines thinner than 2 pt
Use no more than one or two colours for lines that are 2 pt thick or thinner. You can use four-colour printing for thicker lines, but we recommend keeping fine lines simple to maintain clarity and definition.
5. Convert fonts to outlines or embed them in your file
Convert all fonts to outlines or embed the fonts when saving your artwork as a PDF. This helps prevent font-related issues and ensures your text displays correctly during the printing process.
6. Save your artwork as PDF/X-1a
For the best printing results, save and upload your artwork as a PDF/X-1a file. This format helps maintain important print settings, including fonts, colours, images, and other artwork elements throughout the production process.
7. Check your overprint settings
Check all overprint settings before submitting your artwork. Make sure you only enable overprint for elements that require it. Incorrect overprint settings can cause certain design elements to appear differently from your intended artwork.
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