So you have the content ready as well as the images and layout prepared for business card printing. Are you sure everything is done with your business cards? Is there anything else that you might need to add before business card printing starts? If your answer is no, then you are probably an amateur to printing business cards still.
Even with all the major design elements for business card printing set, it is important for you to polish up your designs with a few crucial effects. All business professionals know that a design for business cards it is not totally complete without a little spit and polish. Let me give you a few special polishing techniques that are commonly used for business cards so that you will know what you can do with your own business cards.
Add some borders and frames. The simplest form of spit and polish you can do to your custom business cards are borders and frames. Borders and frames usually add finality to a design, making this look more orderly and defined. For very formal and professional business cards, borders and frames are a good choice as a polishing move. Care must be taken though in the choice of the border of frame. While in the olden days, business cards with intricate curls, swirls and lines were popular, today it is best to just choose sleek and simple borders. Just try to pick the right style that fits your personality and of course your business image as well.
Inserting dynamic color backgrounds. Another basic polishing move for color business cards are dynamic color backgrounds. If you look at most common business cards, they usually have just one