[Case Study Presentation] The Pitfalls of In-House Production! A Case Where "There Are Too Many Things to Communicate, and the Poster is Filled with Text..." Was Solved Through Design.
- We created it in-house to reduce costs, but it ended up being more of an explanatory document than a poster. - There are too many things I want to convey, and it's filled with text! I don't know what to cut. - I used bright colors to make it stand out, but it actually became harder to read. If you feel this way, this case study collection will surely be helpful to you. "It's hard to avoid having a poster filled with text because there’s so much I want to convey..." It's natural to feel this way, as even professionals find it challenging to refine information. In this case study collection, we present the process of transforming the content by minimizing explanatory text into an "advertising poster," along with specific design proposal examples. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us!
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Our company is engaged in design production primarily focused on print media in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture. By incorporating a marketing perspective, we work together to shape and convey the appeal and aspirations of businesses to their customers. What is it that we truly want to communicate through these advertising tools? What kind of future are we envisioning beyond the act of "communicating"? We hope to provide everyone with an opportunity to think deeply about these questions during the process of shaping our ideas. First, please download and take a look at our "Portfolio." We also welcome inquiries, so feel free to contact us.
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