Government Brochure Design Refresh
Budget: £18 – £36 GBP
I already have a completed brochure, but it needs a visual overhaul that speaks directly to government departments while preserving its clear, informational tone. I’m looking for three distinct design concepts that elevate the current layout, typography, and imagery without altering the text itself. All concepts must centre on a formal aesthetic and rely on a corporate blue-and-grey palette so the piece feels authoritative yet approachable.
You are welcome to re-work grids, introduce infographics, and refine iconography—just keep the overall voice educational rather than promotional. Adobe InDesign or Illustrator is preferred to ensure the final artwork is fully editable on my end.
What I will need from you
• Three unique design drafts (PDF for review)
• After feedback, one fully polished, print-ready file (300 dpi, CMYK, ±3 mm bleed)
• All packaged source files, including linked images and fonts
Acceptance criteria
1. Each draft follows a formal, government-friendly style and uses only the specified blue and grey colour scheme.
2. Content hierarchy is obvious, headings stand out, body text remains highly legible.
3. Final artwork is error-free, press-ready, and equally suitable for digital distribution.
If you have recent brochure samples that show a similar disciplined style, include a link when you reply so I can gauge fit quickly. Ongoing work available.
Thank you.
You are welcome to re-work grids, introduce infographics, and refine iconography—just keep the overall voice educational rather than promotional. Adobe InDesign or Illustrator is preferred to ensure the final artwork is fully editable on my end.
What I will need from you
• Three unique design drafts (PDF for review)
• After feedback, one fully polished, print-ready file (300 dpi, CMYK, ±3 mm bleed)
• All packaged source files, including linked images and fonts
Acceptance criteria
1. Each draft follows a formal, government-friendly style and uses only the specified blue and grey colour scheme.
2. Content hierarchy is obvious, headings stand out, body text remains highly legible.
3. Final artwork is error-free, press-ready, and equally suitable for digital distribution.
If you have recent brochure samples that show a similar disciplined style, include a link when you reply so I can gauge fit quickly. Ongoing work available.
Thank you.