Give every contact detail enough space
Clear information order
Names, roles and contact routes are arranged for quick scanning and use.
Coordinated staff versions
One layout can support multiple employees without weakening brand consistency.
Print-ready checks
We review bleed, safe areas, resolution and colour setup before production.
Fit the right details into a small format
A business card needs to identify the person and make the next contact step obvious without looking cramped. We organise names, roles, telephone numbers, email addresses, websites and logos into a clear hierarchy, giving the most useful details suitable space. Cards can support new businesses, salespeople, dealerships and established teams. From Melton Mowbray, we prepare orders for nationwide supply, with size, stock, finish, quantity and single or double-sided printing chosen around everyday handling rather than appearance alone.
Prepare artwork that prints cleanly
Small artwork errors become noticeable on a compact card. Correct bleed prevents unwanted white edges, safe areas protect text from trimming, and suitable image resolution keeps logos clear. We also review colour setup and file preparation through the free artwork check. Where several employees need cards, one approved layout can be adapted with individual names and contact details while keeping typography and positioning consistent. Final staff information should be checked carefully before production, particularly when several versions form one order.
Frequently asked questions
Should business cards be single or double-sided?
A single side can suit a very simple contact card, while a second side creates room for a message, service summary or less crowded contact details. We help organise the content around what recipients need to find first.
Can you print cards for several team members?
Yes. We can keep the same approved style while changing names, roles and contact information for each employee. Please supply a checked list of every version so individual details can be prepared accurately.
Why do supplied files need bleed and safe areas?
Bleed extends background colour or images beyond the trim edge, while safe areas keep important text away from cutting boundaries. Both reduce the risk of visible white edges or contact information sitting too close to the edge.