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Infographic for print (Graphic Customer Journey Cycle)
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Infographic Design Brief
Hi guys,
We're looking for an infographic that we could print on an A4 leaflet.
I've attached the framework as PPT. We are looking for:
1. A circle layout where the images (please use icons or simple images) are in the inner circle; the titles of stages (New customer, Request more information, Receive offers etc.) are underneath the images; and the blocks of text are in an outer circle around the images. Please make the arrows go from one image (icon) to the next image (icon).
2. We would like to have a title on top that would say 'Macs Adventure Customer Journey', a subtitle in the middle of the circles that would say Customer Journey' and a line on the bottom that would say 'Want to know more? Talk to us today or visit www.redspire.co.uk.'.
3. I'm also sending some examples of our design that we like and if you could follow the same style that'd be great (the files that are named The Ultimate Guide to ...). Please use the colours from these documents or you can use the following ones:
Red: 233, 36, 64
Orange: 238, 87, 37
Light orange: 241, 112, 36
Yellow: 248, 174, 32
4. I've also attached our vector logo.
5. As this is intended for print, please use CMYK. I've attached PSD and INDD templates so you know what the margins are.
We would like to receive this as a PSD or INDD file so we can amend this later. Please note we're using Adobe CS6 so please save the file in a CS6 compatible format.
We're looking forward to receiving your work!
All the best,
Lubica
Updates
Project Deadline Extended
Reason: We are considering turning this into an online infographic so we'd just like to see more designs that would fit both formats.
Thanks,
Redspire
Added Monday, February 23, 2015
Target Market(s)
Medium-sized and large B2B companies in the UK
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Requirements
Must have
- professional, sleek look, simplicity, must grab attention at first look
Nice to have
- awesome looking icons
Should not have
- bland colours, aged design, grey background