Suggestions for Designing Exciting Brochures

1. Use color to focus attention on your main selling features and to improve the perception of quality. Two colors are better than one, and full-color printing is better yet.
2. Using a glossy paper will often make your brochure look more professional.
3. Avoid the temptation to try to jam too much information into a small space. In good brochure design, less is more.
4. Don’t overlook the value of white space to bring a clean look to your design and to help accentuate key selling points.
5. For readability, consider using a serif type for body copy. Studies have shown that serif type is easier to read. Sans serif type is good for headlines and subheads.

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