The Overlooked Rules When Designing Practical Business Cards Part Two

#3 Be Careful Not to Print Text On The Entire Surface of The Card

Too much text seems confusing. If your business card has too many different elements, recipients won't even know where to look first.  

There is a simple solution to this problem: use both sides of the card. Designs with empty spaces are more pleasing to the eye. And important information is also easier to recognize this way. 

The fewer elements there are, the greater the effect of each element. Think about what is really important and leave everything else out.  

#4 Add Something Special 

Unique surfaces leave a lasting impression on potential customers, partners, or clients. With an unusual business card printing design element or a unique printing technique, you can easily create an unmistakable effect.  

Foil accents provide an elegant shine, while relief varnish conjures up a textured 3D look. 

There is also a choice of different types of paper, which also have the potential to inspire. The extra-thick paper feels luxurious, while recycled kraft paper looks very natural. 

Ensure that the design elements and paper type match the brand identity so as not to be discussed for the wrong reasons.