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A Design Dilemma Design Shack reader Abigail submitted a Design Dilemma to ask about flyer design. After reading through our, she wanted to know how she could apply similar advice to flyer design. In our presentation article, we advised designers to keep their slides painfully simple, but flyers understandably must contain more information than a simple headline.

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We’re going to answer Abigail’s question with a full-on flyer design project that you can either browse through for general design advice or follow along with for some solid experience. No Photoshop? No Problem Now, one important thing to consider is that Abigail is a librarian, not a designer. She stated in her message that she doesn’t have Photoshop or any equivalent, just some basic office software like Powerpoint and Word.

This definitely complicates things. It’s much harder to achieve decent looking effects, blending etc. In apps that aren’t really intended to pull off such tricks. For the most part, I’ll try to keep this project simple enough that just about anyone can do it with run of the mill office software. I’ll be sure to point out any Photoshop-specific tricks that I used. Getting Started: Plan Your Content The first step in any design project is to organize your information.

What is required? What are your goals?

Since this is an imaginary project I’ll be using some filler text but we’ll try to keep it real with the content. Any good concert flyer needs to say, at a minimum, where and when the concert is, who’s playing and how much it costs. I’ve designed plenty of real concert flyers using only this information, but to make it a little more difficult, let’s assume there are a couple of paragraphs of copy to include as well. “Your goal then should be to pare down all of the necessary information into easily-digestible chunks.” Though flyers can and should have way more information than your average presentation slide, that doesn’t mean you should go crazy with the content. The same basic rules apply here: less is more.

If you create a flyer that is primarily made up of large chunks of text, very few people are going to glance at it for more than a half of a second. They’ll only see that it looks like a lot of work to sort through and move on. Your goal then should be to pare down all of the necessary information into easily-digestible chunks. Throw out anything that you don’t really need and look for ways to make what you do need more concise.

Bullet Point Fever Making your information concise doesn’t mean you should fill the flyer with fifty-seven bullet points. Microsoft outlook for mac high sierra. Bullets are great, and we’ll be using them today, but amateur designers are quite prone to going nuts with them. If you’re using bullet points as an easy-to-read and understand way to distribute your information, you’re on the right track. If you’re using them as a crutch because you don’t know how else to design a flyer, you need to rethink your strategy.

Finding Images Non-designers really get intimidated when it comes to adding in imagery. Many of them know that clipart is pretty cheesy and often completely horrid, but don’t know of any other options. Fortunately, the web is a wonderland of free resources if you know where to look. Is a great place to start but today we’re going to use, a free stock photography website. Typically, I’m not too excited by the results from this site but today I lucked out with some great images that will really make for an awesome concert flyer (Image Credit: and ). Step 1: Combine the Images Set up your document to match your desired flyer size: 5″ by 7″, 17″ by 11″, etc.