Solopress has launched its revamped Design Service, which demonstrates a renewed focus for the now award-winning printer, which last week won Company of the Year at the Printweek awards.
The company’s graphic design service has been rebranded as ‘Solopress Design’ to become more accessible and user-friendly to customers who want to outsource their artwork.
Solopress says by opting for its design services customers can avoid common issues like surrounding resolution, bleed area, and colour gamut.
The experienced in-house design team as well as one new hire will use their history in pre-press and commercial graphic design to make Solopress Design work to the best of its ability.
Richard Kemp, senior designer at Solopress, says: “Customers who aren’t used to procuring design work are often apprehensive about the process. What assets would they need to provide? How do they brief the job in? Most importantly, will the costs spiral out of control?
“The Solopress Design Service takes away those worries, with a straightforward briefing process and a transparent pricing structure.”
Other benefits of the service include digital asset creation as well as logo and brand creation/guidelines.
The service will feature five tiers from minor amendments through to ‘Design Plus’ which means a senior designer will help clients with artwork from concept through to print.
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