Custom Separators for Technical Report
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m polishing a technical report and I want each major section—Introduction, Main Body, and Conclusion—to flow seamlessly while still feeling visually distinct. Rather than dropping in plain rules or dashes, I need a set of custom-designed graphic separators that act like subtle signposts: clear enough to cue the reader that a new section is beginning, but refined enough not to jar the narrative.
Here’s what I’m after: a small family of matching separators (one style is fine if it scales gracefully) delivered as high-resolution PNG or SVG plus the editable source file. They should sit comfortably across standard A4 or Letter page widths, work in both print and PDF, and stay legible in grayscale as well as color. Think clean lines, restrained iconography, and a nod to the report’s engineering focus—nothing flashy that competes with the text.
Acceptance criteria
• One separator optimised for the Introduction, one for the main content breaks, and a closing variant for the Conclusion.
• Files supplied in SVG and PNG with transparent backgrounds, plus the original AI, PSD, or equivalent.
• Consistent stroke weight and spacing so I can drop them into Word or InDesign without manual tweaking.
If Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer, or similar tools are your home turf and you have an eye for balancing aesthetics with readability, I’d love to see a quick concept or portfolio piece that shows you can hit this understated, professional note.
Here’s what I’m after: a small family of matching separators (one style is fine if it scales gracefully) delivered as high-resolution PNG or SVG plus the editable source file. They should sit comfortably across standard A4 or Letter page widths, work in both print and PDF, and stay legible in grayscale as well as color. Think clean lines, restrained iconography, and a nod to the report’s engineering focus—nothing flashy that competes with the text.
Acceptance criteria
• One separator optimised for the Introduction, one for the main content breaks, and a closing variant for the Conclusion.
• Files supplied in SVG and PNG with transparent backgrounds, plus the original AI, PSD, or equivalent.
• Consistent stroke weight and spacing so I can drop them into Word or InDesign without manual tweaking.
If Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer, or similar tools are your home turf and you have an eye for balancing aesthetics with readability, I’d love to see a quick concept or portfolio piece that shows you can hit this understated, professional note.
Related categories:
Graphic Design
Adobe InDesign
Microsoft Office
Adobe Illustrator
SVG
Visual Design
Print Design