Sometimes, it can be in your interest to have a designer create your new image and then supply the required stationery. However, it must be remembered that not all designers have access to 'trade prices' and you may well end up paying much more than necessary in the long run . . .

Getting business cards printed same, or next day leaves you with few options. There is one option however, that many haven't considered . . .

It's not easy switching from web design to designing for print. This article gets you started . . .

Find out more about converting raster images to vectored formats.

Publishing your book just got easier than you might think.

Free Business Cards? Are they really free? In a nutshell yes, but with a couple of caveats thrown in.

Worth a read to understand why some jobs are printed in spot colour, as opposed to full colour (CMYK).

Very straightforward explanation of what's involved.

Is it worth using a template, or letting an expert do the job for you?

Many people struggle with the differences between True-Type and Postscript Type 1. Read more here.

Designing your own logo is straightforward, providing you heed certain guidelines. Read more here.

Choosing the right logo designer, without spending a bomb, is straightforward. Read more here.

Add a business card into your email signature. Or better still, have it done for FREE here.

Embossed cards, not to be confused with Thermo cards, are expensive, but for the right project look superb.

Thermographic (raised print) cards are still widely avaible. Fond out more about the process here.

Foil-printed cards are still in vogue. Read more here.

Choosing the right supplier for your laminated business cards.

CD ROM business cards explained.

Plastic business cards explained.

Care must be taken when choosing a supplier of business cards. Using plain english, we outline some of the pitfalls.