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June 26, 2006

We Need Graphic Designers: PDF Template

(Filed under: Volunteers)

We want to start creating PDFs to cover topics in a little more depth than we can in a blog entry on Church Marketing Sucks. The idea is to create short PDF booklets that can tackle a specific subject.

We're looking for a designer to help us create a standard template we can use for all of these booklets.

Guidelines:

  • Front page must have the ability to match a consistent look, but be able to swap out some sort of unique identifying graphic. Examples would include the tech books with the same design but different pictures on the cover. We want the consistency of a series, but enough customization that each cover can be somewhat unique.
  • CFCC name, logo and tagline on the cover.
  • A consistent page layout with CFCC name, logo and tagline on each page, as well as page number, name of the book, and room for sidebars and pullquotes.
  • A copyright page at the end that includes room for an author bio, a blurb about CFCC, permission/copyright info, etc.
  • Very basic PDF design—no Acrobat only buttons.
  • Designed for easy horizontal printing on 8.5x11 paper and viewing on standard screen sizes.

Hours Involved: 5-10

Apply online When we follow up we may ask for samples of your work (links to online projects would be ideal).

Posted by Kevin D. Hendricks at June 26, 2006 7:23 AM

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Why don't you just have it a contest and have people vote on the best design?

Posted by: sean at July 5, 2006 6:08 AM

Not a bad idea, Sean, and we did consider it. Though I think we'd rather work with somebody to pull off a good design. And I'd hate to see a bunch of people put a lot of effort into it when we only use one design in the end. That's always a downer about contests like this. But thanks for the idea.

Posted by: Kevin D. Hendricks at July 5, 2006 6:52 AM

So it sounds like you are wanting to do something like a designer named Phoebe has done. I don't know her spiritual affiliation, but she sure is good and affordable!

Keep up the good works guys... enjoying viewing everyone's comments/sites.

Posted by: Jason Reynolds at July 12, 2006 9:10 AM

Did you ever find anyone? I'd be happy to volunteer some time! I'm a third year GD student...

Posted by: Anne at December 20, 2006 11:35 AM

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