We have stock photography available or can take photos for you at a fraction of the price of professional photographers, when you buy other services.
From posters to ads, from newsletters to fliers, we develop layouts.
C.R. Visuals is adept in a wide range of software from Corel and Publisher through InDesign and Quark, to Open Source options. We work hard to keep our software and skills compatible with your company and suppliers. If your content is locked into an older version of software or unknown formats, we can usually access the files and retrieve the information.
Cover art and posters. Use imagery to convey a message to an audience. Strong visuals can summarize a concept and prepare the viewer for further information that is about to be received. From posters to magazine and newsletter layouts, to print ads, banner ads, and more, the C.R. Visuals team has produced or consulted on the full gamut of possibilities. Aim for few words and a lot of style.
Stationery templates. Your letters, invoices, memos, etc., should be branded with your logo and corporate style through templates. Every time a client or supplier receives a written communication from you, they will know the source, verify its legitimacy, and be reminded of your customer service guarantee.
Form design. Corporate forms should follow a consistent design that both brands them and makes them easier to fill in. Your forms should be reviewed as a group in order to uncover redundancies in collecting information and to eliminate bottlenecks in disseminating data. Great customer-service management systems break down when people shunt information from one system to another, re-typing information scrawled on scraps of paper. Your forms audit looks for mismatched form fields and poorly labeled fields which no-one understands.
Newsletters. A well designed newsletter sent to staff, clients and suppliers keeps everyone up to date, and reiterates your brand. We can design the format and masthead, create a templated layout for you to fill in, or research and write the copy. If you are contemplating an emailed newsletter, sit down with us first. We can discuss the amount of work that is involved and whether or not you can expect the newsletter to be effective.