Classic Digital Product Catalog Design
Budget: $140 – $180 USD
All copy, product shots, SKUs and pricing for 50 items are ready on my end—I simply need them brought together in a polished, classic-style catalog that stays true to our established company colors. The final piece will be distributed online only, so an interactive, high-resolution PDF (and the editable source file) will be the key deliverables.
I will supply:
• Folder with retouched images, text and a simple spreadsheet that pairs each product with its details.
• Brand guidelines outlining our exact color values, preferred typefaces and logo usage.
What I expect from you:
• Page layout that feels timeless and easy to navigate, drawing on tried-and-true catalog aesthetics rather than modern minimalism.
• Consistent application of our colors across headings, callouts and background accents.
• Logical product grouping, clear pricing tables and a contents page with clickable links.
• Print-ready resolution (300 dpi) even though the piece is for digital viewing.
Please let me know the software you’ll use—InDesign, Affinity Publisher or similar—and the turnaround you’ll need once you have the assets. A quick preview of two sample pages before moving through the full set would be ideal so we can lock in the look and feel early.
I will supply:
• Folder with retouched images, text and a simple spreadsheet that pairs each product with its details.
• Brand guidelines outlining our exact color values, preferred typefaces and logo usage.
What I expect from you:
• Page layout that feels timeless and easy to navigate, drawing on tried-and-true catalog aesthetics rather than modern minimalism.
• Consistent application of our colors across headings, callouts and background accents.
• Logical product grouping, clear pricing tables and a contents page with clickable links.
• Print-ready resolution (300 dpi) even though the piece is for digital viewing.
Please let me know the software you’ll use—InDesign, Affinity Publisher or similar—and the turnaround you’ll need once you have the assets. A quick preview of two sample pages before moving through the full set would be ideal so we can lock in the look and feel early.