MAKE THE
INTRODUCTION.
Something useful to leave behind. Something that feels like your business.
LET'S TALK ABOUT IT ↗Keep the useful things easy to read
Your name, role, phone, email, and website should be accurate and readable. A business card is a small format, so every detail needs a reason to be there. We can help build a layout that carries your brand without overcrowding the information.
Coordinate the design and production
Bring an existing logo, brand colors, and the contact details for each person. Discuss quantity, stock, finish, single- or double-sided printing, and whether different staff versions are needed. Production options and turnaround are confirmed for the order.
Proof every character
A name, number, or address error becomes a stack of unusable cards. Review the proof carefully before approving it. If you use a QR code, confirm the destination and test it at the printed size. A current website and a good card should support the same message.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS SERVICE
LET'S CLEAR IT UP.
Do business cards need bleed and safe margins?
Usually, yes. Artwork that reaches the trimmed edge generally needs extra image area called bleed, and important text should stay inside a safe margin. The exact template depends on the selected production method. Ask Mediajaw for the correct specifications before exporting the final business card artwork.
Does Mediajaw offer wide-format printing in San Angelo?
Yes. Mediajaw offers wide-format printing in San Angelo with a Canon imagePROGRAF GP-4000. Projects can include art prints, photographs, posters, and other large graphics. Send your original artwork, finished dimensions, quantity, and intended use so the paper, production method, and finishing can be reviewed.
How large can the Canon GP-4000 print?
The Canon GP-4000 accepts media up to 44 inches wide. The finished image size depends on the selected media, margins, orientation, and finishing. Tell Mediajaw the dimensions you need before preparing your file. Larger installations may require a different production approach or multiple coordinated pieces.
KEEP THE IDEA MOVING