Business Card Makeover – The Final Winner!

The business card makeover contest has been a lot of fun. We have seen  a number of cards which really needed a makeover.  Along the way, we have been able to help several business owners. This month, our intern Dan took the lead on the redesign.  Here is what he had to say about the process. Although it may be popular, a business card doesn’t need to be a bright color or have a flashy gradient to stand out. Sometimes, just a strong images can really catch someone’s eyes and portray something about the business at the same time. I’m not endorsing the use of stock...

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Vote for Your Favorite

Entries are now closed, but you can still vote for your favorite by selecting the link below. Be sure to pick the card you believe most deserves to win!

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Biz Card Makeover: Inspiration

We’ve been talking a lot lately about what makes a bad business card: hard to read, printed on computer paper, and just plain ugly. So it’s about time we show you some examples of good design.  Draw inspiration from these examples, but remember your card should ultimately reflect who you are, not just look cool and flashy. All photos are drawn from this great article. Check it out for dozens of more examples of great cards, as well as some tips on designing your own card. Simple Business Card Designs Can Be Beautiful A good business card doesn’t have to be crazy and avant...

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Indy-Biz Redesign Part 1

Written by Neil Chaggar At Roundpeg, we’re always in the process of reinventing and rejuvenating different aspects of our products and services.  For example, the recent redesign of our own website, which turned out to be an impressive fresh new look, thanks to Jay Mattingly – our summer intern. Next in line is our business journal website, Indy-Biz.com. It’s my second time tackling a redesign and somewhat easier since the current site is very plain and simple. Though, I have to be careful in maintaining that professional and credible feel of the current website. After checking...

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Logo From Sketch Pad to 3 – D

I recently finished a logo design for a new restaurant called Chef JJ’s Back Yard. It was fun working on this logo because Chef JJ has been a long time client of Roundpeg’s.  As their business has evolved, from personal chef to full-fledged restaurant, so have their logo designs, all of which were created by Roundpeg.  The new logo includes s his some of the elements from earlier versions, but has a distinct, more modern feel and edgy font choice.  This version was designed, knowing a 3 – D version would eventually be created for the building signage. After the design was...

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