Minimalist Product Catalogue Design
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I’m ready to commission a full product catalogue that will run well past the 50-page mark and must carry a consistent, minimalist, clean aesthetic from cover to back page.
Here’s what I’ll supply: complete product copy, hi-res images, brand guidelines (fonts, colour codes, logo assets) and a tentative flat plan. Your role is to translate all of that into a cohesive catalogue laid out in Adobe InDesign (or an equivalent professional tool), optimised for both high-quality print and screen viewing.
Key expectations
• Modern minimalist look: plenty of white space, clear hierarchy, elegant typography—no loud colour blocking or heavy ornamentation.
• Logical product flow: categories grouped intuitively, navigation elements (section openers, mini-indexes) that make a large document easy to skim.
• Print-ready output: CMYK PDF with bleeds, trim marks, linked images at 300 dpi, plus a separate interactive PDF version with active hyperlinks where relevant.
• Editable source files: packaged InDesign folder (INDD, links, fonts) so future updates are straightforward.
Once you’ve had a first pass at the layout, we’ll work through two rounds of revisions to polish imagery placement, copy breaks and any styling tweaks. Final approval happens after I’m confident colours, margins and page numbers are perfectly aligned throughout the entire book.
If you’re comfortable handling a long-form document with a stripped-back design language, I’d love to see your portfolio samples—especially any multi-page product catalogues or lookbooks you’ve produced.
Here’s what I’ll supply: complete product copy, hi-res images, brand guidelines (fonts, colour codes, logo assets) and a tentative flat plan. Your role is to translate all of that into a cohesive catalogue laid out in Adobe InDesign (or an equivalent professional tool), optimised for both high-quality print and screen viewing.
Key expectations
• Modern minimalist look: plenty of white space, clear hierarchy, elegant typography—no loud colour blocking or heavy ornamentation.
• Logical product flow: categories grouped intuitively, navigation elements (section openers, mini-indexes) that make a large document easy to skim.
• Print-ready output: CMYK PDF with bleeds, trim marks, linked images at 300 dpi, plus a separate interactive PDF version with active hyperlinks where relevant.
• Editable source files: packaged InDesign folder (INDD, links, fonts) so future updates are straightforward.
Once you’ve had a first pass at the layout, we’ll work through two rounds of revisions to polish imagery placement, copy breaks and any styling tweaks. Final approval happens after I’m confident colours, margins and page numbers are perfectly aligned throughout the entire book.
If you’re comfortable handling a long-form document with a stripped-back design language, I’d love to see your portfolio samples—especially any multi-page product catalogues or lookbooks you’ve produced.