Eco-Friendly Disposables Catalog Design
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I need a compact, 4–5 page catalog that presents my line of food-compliant, eco-friendly disposable products in the best possible light. The goal is simple: make the product features pop so any food-contact outlet—restaurants, cafés, takeaway counters, retail shelves, or wholesale buyers—can grasp at a glance why these items belong in their operation.
Here’s what I already have on hand: the product list with basic specs, price tiers, and a small library of high-resolution photos. What I need from you is a clean, modern layout, persuasive copy blocks that stay concise, and a print-ready PDF along with a web-optimised version for email sharing. Feel free to recommend a logical page flow; just remember the finished piece needs to stay within five pages total, cover to back.
Key points to address in the design
• Clearly label each item as food-safe and eco-friendly (compostable PLA, bagasse, or recycled paper where relevant).
• Use a colour palette and iconography that instantly signals “green” without looking cliché.
• Make the feature callouts scannable—small infographics, comparison tables or badge-style highlights are welcome as long as they fit the page count.
• Leave editable text layers so product specs can be updated in the future.
Deliverables
1. Print-ready PDF (CMYK, 300 dpi, with 3 mm bleed).
2. Screen PDF (RGB, under 5 MB).
3. Source file (Adobe InDesign or Illustrator preferred; layered PSD acceptable).
Once the first draft is ready, I’ll provide feedback within 24 hours so we can lock the final version quickly.
Here’s what I already have on hand: the product list with basic specs, price tiers, and a small library of high-resolution photos. What I need from you is a clean, modern layout, persuasive copy blocks that stay concise, and a print-ready PDF along with a web-optimised version for email sharing. Feel free to recommend a logical page flow; just remember the finished piece needs to stay within five pages total, cover to back.
Key points to address in the design
• Clearly label each item as food-safe and eco-friendly (compostable PLA, bagasse, or recycled paper where relevant).
• Use a colour palette and iconography that instantly signals “green” without looking cliché.
• Make the feature callouts scannable—small infographics, comparison tables or badge-style highlights are welcome as long as they fit the page count.
• Leave editable text layers so product specs can be updated in the future.
Deliverables
1. Print-ready PDF (CMYK, 300 dpi, with 3 mm bleed).
2. Screen PDF (RGB, under 5 MB).
3. Source file (Adobe InDesign or Illustrator preferred; layered PSD acceptable).
Once the first draft is ready, I’ll provide feedback within 24 hours so we can lock the final version quickly.
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Graphic Design
Adobe InDesign
Corporate Identity
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Adobe Illustrator
Catalog Design