Stakeholder Product Education Brochure
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I’m looking for a designer who can translate detailed product information into a clear, polished brochure that speaks directly to our partners and stakeholders. The goal is to educate them about what the product does, why it matters, and the value it brings to our shared business objectives. The tone must remain professional and formal throughout—think clean layouts, restrained typography, and a visual style that aligns with a corporate audience.
You’re free to recommend the most suitable format (bi-fold, tri-fold, or multipage) once you understand the content volume, but it needs to print well on standard A4 or US Letter and also display crisply as a PDF. Consistency with our existing brand colours and fonts is essential, and I’ll supply brand guidelines plus all copy and imagery as soon as we kick off.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A concept draft for quick feedback
• One refined design based on that feedback
• Final files: print-ready CMYK PDF, web-optimised PDF, and the editable source file (Adobe InDesign or Illustrator)
I’m aiming for a smooth, collaborative process with up to two revision rounds after the initial concept, ensuring the brochure is ready for both the boardroom and an email attachment. If you’re comfortable handling a concise, formal information design project like this, let’s get started.
You’re free to recommend the most suitable format (bi-fold, tri-fold, or multipage) once you understand the content volume, but it needs to print well on standard A4 or US Letter and also display crisply as a PDF. Consistency with our existing brand colours and fonts is essential, and I’ll supply brand guidelines plus all copy and imagery as soon as we kick off.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A concept draft for quick feedback
• One refined design based on that feedback
• Final files: print-ready CMYK PDF, web-optimised PDF, and the editable source file (Adobe InDesign or Illustrator)
I’m aiming for a smooth, collaborative process with up to two revision rounds after the initial concept, ensuring the brochure is ready for both the boardroom and an email attachment. If you’re comfortable handling a concise, formal information design project like this, let’s get started.