Design and Printing in Jordan
Give your business a consistent visual identity across everyday and promotional materials. Qodco brings logo design, brochures, business cards and printing into a clear brief, with attention to layout, production specifications and the details your customers see.
A consistent identity, from screen to print
Your logo, promotional materials and printed pieces should communicate the same business clearly. Qodco connects visual identity with practical production requirements, from the information on a business card to the layout of a brochure. The project begins with the message, audience and materials you need, so the creative direction supports a real use rather than decoration alone.
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What your design and printing project can include
A focused set of requirements keeps the work useful. We shape these services around the brief and agree the deliverables before work begins.
Visual identity and logo design
Develop or refine the visual elements that identify your business. Agree the logo direction, colours and typography, then define the versions and usage guidance needed for the project so future materials can follow a consistent appearance.
Brochure design
Organise your services, products and contact information into a brochure with a clear reading order. Plan the format, page structure, imagery and copy placement around its purpose, whether it introduces the company or supports a specific promotion.
Business cards
Create a card layout that keeps names, roles and contact details easy to read while reflecting your brand. Confirm the information, card size and production requirements before preparing the approved design for printing.
Promotional material design
Prepare promotional layouts for agreed formats such as flyers, posters and handouts. Adapt the message, visual hierarchy and artwork to the intended placement, keeping the business identity recognisable across the selected materials.
Print preparation and production
Confirm quantities, dimensions and available paper or finish options for the chosen materials. Prepare artwork to the agreed production specifications and review proofs before printing. Production choices, deliverables and scheduling are established in the project proposal.
How we approach design and printing
A clear sequence makes decisions, responsibilities and reviews easier to follow.
Define the purpose and formats
Discuss the audience, message and intended use of each material. Review existing brand assets, required sizes, quantities and the date when the finished work is needed.
Develop the design direction
Establish a visual direction and arrange the content into the selected formats. Review layouts against the brief, with attention to readability and brand consistency.
Review and approve artwork
Check wording, contact details, images and layout with the named approver. Confirm the production specifications and final artwork before proceeding to print.
Prepare and complete production
Prepare the agreed print files and coordinate the selected production work. Confirm the final deliverables and handover arrangements defined in the proposal.
Prepare your design and print brief
Bring the information you already have. A practical brief helps us understand what matters and identify the work that belongs in your project.
Brand assets
Share existing logo files, colours, typography guidelines and examples of current materials. Explain whether the work should follow the identity or develop a new direction.
Approved information
Prepare the names, descriptions, contact details and images that belong in the material. Identify any text that still needs writing, translation or approval.
Formats and quantities
List the materials you need, where they will be used, any preferred sizes and the approximate quantities. Mention paper or finish preferences if you already have them.
Deadline and handover needs
Identify the required date, approval contact, expected file formats and how the finished materials will be received. These details help establish a practical scope and schedule.
Design and Printing questions
Find a starting point here, then contact Qodco to discuss the details of your own project.
Can the design use our existing logo and brand colours?
Include your current logo files and any brand guidelines in the brief. The materials can then be planned around that identity. If assets need updating or new logo versions are required, that work should be included in the agreed scope.
Can I request design without printing?
Tell Qodco whether you need artwork, finished printed materials or both. The proposal can identify the design deliverables and production requirements separately, including any specifications needed for your preferred printer.
What affects the printing quote and timeline?
The format, quantity, paper, finish and production requirements all influence the quote. Design revisions, content readiness and approval dates also affect scheduling. Share your intended use and deadline so the available options can be discussed before work begins.
What should we check before approving the artwork?
Review names, phone numbers, website addresses, wording, images and any offer conditions. Confirm the material's dimensions and production choices as well as its appearance. Screen previews and printed output can differ, so proof requirements should be agreed before production.
Will we receive editable files and versions for digital use?
List the file types and future uses you need in the brief. Editable source files, logo variations, print files and digital versions should be specified as deliverables, together with any asset or font licensing requirements relevant to those files.
Bring your brand into the materials people use
Share the designs you need, their purpose and your proposed quantities. Qodco can help define the creative work and printing requirements for a clear project brief.
Qodco · Amman, Jordan · info@qodco.com