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Big Design Considerations focuses on the differences between designing for large and small formats. Scaling and tiling are two components that make designing for large format more challenging. This second part in our series on design software includes tips and tricks from software vendors.

[ Volume XI Issue 32 ]   [ August 14, 2009 ]

Big Design Considerations
In the first part of this designing for large format series, we shared a product roundup on software that creative professionals utilize to produce large format print products. Here, we investigate important considerations for designing large format print. Large format applications require additional steps and considerations. "Understanding the difference between designing for small format and large format is essential," says Michael Chramtchenko, director of marketing, CADlink Technology Corporation. Tiling is one example where key design elements should be positioned so that they do not fall into tile lines, he notes... more >> 
 

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