Print Media Design
Menu Design
Press-ready artwork, checked before it costs you a print run.
Menu Design is where a lot of good brands quietly lose money. The design looks fine on a laptop, then the print run comes back with muddy colour, a logo sitting too close to the trim, and eight thousand copies nobody wants to hand out. We build menu design the other way round — press specification first, artwork second.
We check the boring things so your printer does not have to call you: resolution, colour mode, overprint, spot colours, minimum type size, and whether that fold actually works with the stock you chose.
What you get
- Two initial design directions, then unlimited refinement on the one you choose
- Print-ready PDF with bleed, crop marks and correct CMYK values
- Editable source files (Illustrator / InDesign / Photoshop) handed over to you
- Digital and RGB versions for web, email and WhatsApp sharing
- Stock, finish and size recommendations you can quote against
Questions we get asked
Your logo in vector format if you have it, the copy you want to include, any photography or product shots, the final print size, and the printer's specification if one is already chosen. If you do not have a spec yet, we will recommend one.
Yes. We deliver press-ready PDFs with bleed, crop marks and CMYK colour, packaged with fonts and links. If your printer has their own template or specification, send it across and we will build to it exactly.
Most menu design projects run one to two weeks from approved brief to final artwork, depending on how many pages or SKUs are involved and how quickly feedback comes back. Urgent timelines can usually be accommodated — tell us the deadline up front.
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