Business Card Design Services
We design business cards, email signatures, and digital business cards. Speak to us about your business card requirements today.
Please Note We can get this service done really quickly, but it does mean you will need to provide us with a high-quality logo .png or .svg file. If you need a logo designed, please visit our logo design. If you're looking for a brand identity please visit our brand identity design page.
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Pricing
Business card design starts at R900 and can range up to R2500 depending on the scope of the work.
Where design work extends past a card layout, for example patterns, we will provide you with scalable vector graphics files of the patterns together with unrestricted usage rights.
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More About Business Card Design
Logo's, we see them everyday, so much so that when the subject of a new logo comes up. Many of us will immediately think, ‘oh that’s not a problem I can just go and quickly create a logo on any of those free sites’
But when you arrive it very quickly becomes apparent that choosing a new logo is easier said than done.
I’ll let you in on a secret as to why this is so hard. It’s a bit corny, but it really is true. I heard this many years ago and while the subject of the conversation is long forgotten the idea stuck.
“A diamond cannot see its own sparkle.”
And we all know how drawn we are to the sparkle of a diamond. The way the light reflects through that ancient compressed piece of rock makes many a woman and a man’s heart beat a bit quicker.
But the diamond (if it had eyes) would never see this itself. Never truly understand it’s own brilliance. And this is (in my opinion) why designing your own logo is hard, if not near impossible. You cannot see yourself the way someone else, (specifically a creative person) will see you.
The other reason is that art is a form of communication. We all know what we like seeing, but turn it around and become the person responsible for communicating that idea and it’s quickly apparent that it’s not as easy as it appears.
A Logo Communicates Your Brand
How your logo is perceived will influence how you are treated.
I could go on and on about how important a logo is. How it determines how people see you. How it impacts on the kind of business relationships you’ll have. How it can even impact on whether or not you get paid on time. But I’m sure you know all of this already.
The choice you need to make. Is it worth it to pay a professional graphic designer to design your logo?
We’re graphic designers, that’s how we earn a living, so of course we’re going to say yes. But just know that when it comes to our logo we fall into the dynamic logo category. Because no matter how skilled you are, designing your own logo can become a never ending story.
Our advice, based on experience is, Yes, pay a professional graphic designer to design your logo.
There really is no limit to the type of Logo you can have. But if we look at the logo's around us, you'll notice that they can generally be classified into one of these nine types.
1. Real Objects
Real objects drawn in a variety of styles but all instantly recognizable for what they are and who they represent. Also called a Brand Mark these logos have no associated text.
Think of The Rolling Stones or Apple Computers.
2. Abstract Objects
These images are as the title suggests, abstract. Conceptual in nature they communicate ideas and beliefs.
3. Mascots
Mascots logos are very often cute and family friendly. Consider the energizer bunny or the pilsburry dough boy. However a mascot need not be cute to be family friendly when one considers the place KFC’s Colonel Sanders has in our hearts.
4. Text Only Logos
Here we have logos that are made up of mainly text that uses a specific font type.
5. Lettermarks
These logo’s are very similar to word logo’s however they are normally abbreviations of the companies full name. Take CNN or FedEx for example.
6. Letter Forms
These logo’s consist of a single letter and we all know who that letter represents. Take Macdonalds for example. Two Arches in the shape of an M
7. Combination Logos
Here is where we combine a range of real world and abstract images with text. This sort of logo is hugely versatile.
8. Emblem Logo's
An emblem or a crest is the combination of words and images formed into a shape like a circle shield or square.
9. Dynamic Logo's
These are logos that change according to the context they’re being used in. Examples of companies who’ve used dynamic logos (aka change their logos) are AOL and Nickelodeon
These days there are loads of ways to create an image, not just pencil and paper. However regardless of how it's created in the end it all has to be converted into a computerised image format. Limenco Design uses a variety of drawing tools.
Traditional Paper Sketches
Pencil sketches are great for hashing out concepts. Once we've found something we like, that concept is redrawn using drawing software.
One Dimensional Logo's Examples: Text, Letter marks, Letterforms, Real World and and Abstract.
When comparing the time needed to create images, these one dimensional images provide the quickest results.
Two Dimensional Logos. Examples: Includes all of the above but tends to be more illustrative.
Adding a second dimension adds complexity to the drawing process and as can be expected increases the time spent overall.
Three Dimensional Logo's
The longest drawing process is the 3 dimensional image. Steps to create a 3D image are:
- Construct a computerized wireframe.
- Cover the frame with a material.
- Model the environment. (Same process of wireframing and adding materials)
- Adding lighting to the scene.
- Positioning a virtual camera in order to take a 'photograph', called a render.
One of the choices we will ask you to make is to decide what drawing style you want your logo to be created with. This decision then determines how we will create your logo as well as the time it will take. Which all ends up impacting on the price.
More About Website Design
We all know what website design is. Rarely a day goes by when we don't visit a website in some way shape or form. Whether it's catching up with friends, scouting for new business opportunities, watching a movie, or playing a game. All of these activities involve a website. A website which besides offering a specific functionality has its own look and feel to it. We call this a website design.
What is Website Design Really?
For most of us, these two words have come to symbolize everything about the online world. If somebody wants to launch a new product, they'll look for a website designer to design a website. If somebody wants a brochure so that customers can understand who the company is and what they do, it's the same story, sell a product or service, a wide variety of business activities have been improved by the introduction of a website design.
These successes have resulted in widespread education. And for many a website has come to mean the be-all and end-all of interacting with customers.
This however is not accurate thinking. In reality, a website is a platform that allows us to deliver a message to an audience. The same way a fax machine, radio, television set, or a newspaper allowed us to do 20 years ago.
A Website Design is only as Good as You Make It
Once one accurately defines the role a website plays many difficulties disappear. By understanding that a website design is just one part of a bigger system one is then able to take more responsibility for their website. And as we know the more responsibility one is able to take, the more in control of a situation one becomes.
The situation, in this case, is the generating of profits by bringing new customers in the door and keeping existing customers happy. If you haven't guessed it already, we are talking about your marketing system.
A website can embody all aspects of your marketing system. Care should be taken to discern that a website itself is not a marketing system, it is the product of a marketing system.
As consumers, we have the ability to buy many things ready-made. Just add water types of products.
But these off-the-shelf products are themselves the result of a marketing system. A process whereby a company created a product or service and through interaction with its clients recognized over time that by adjusting and accommodating their clients they could make more profits.
Think of a loaf of bread. Can anyone remember that many years ago it was not possible to buy a loaf of bread presliced?
Now days barely anyone bothers to buy bread they have to cut. But it didn't start that way. It was a learning process. A process that involved both the business and its customers.
So unless one is producing an identical product and selling it to the exact same market as one's competitor then one has no option but to build that marketing system up. This means that one should be open to the idea that no matter how perfect one's website design is, that it must over time accommodate changes that improve its customer's experience.
The mistake comes in when startup companies try and bypass the learning phase. They start off with the goal of buying a ready-made marketing system. A website design that is identical in function to a million other websites with only slight variations in the look and feel.
Imagine that a website was like the old beige Datsun your favorite grandmother drove. She's the Granny that always has time for you. The Granny that will go out of her way to help you. So even though you see lots of other cars that you admire on the roads, Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Toyota. Theres a special feeling like no other when you see an old beige Datsun.
The reason isn't because of the car, it's because of the memories you have of the person who drives it. In your case your Gran.
A website design is the same. You might be able to buy an old beige Datsun off the shelf. But you cant buy the way your Gran made you feel, off a shelf.
That is something only you can do for your customers. And the longer you do that, the more you start to do it as yourself. The more your character and personality rub off on your marketing materials. Until eventually you have a message that is as uniquely you as Grans old beige Datsun.
We Design Great Websites
Don't let the phrase make money online confuse you. Online or offline businesses that provide good service will make money. Yes, there are some things that one has to consider when it comes to online, but they are often versions of offline business activities.
When you choose us to do your website design our goal is to ensure that it compliments your marketing system perfectly.