Cleveland organizations
Cleveland has many hospitals, universities and foundations, and the nonprofits and companies around them publish a steady flow of reports, program brochures and event materials. These often go through several reviewers, so we keep revision rounds clear and send marked-up versions that make it easy to see what changed.
For longer reports, we plan the page count and binding with your printer early, because a booklet's page count must suit its binding and affects the cost.
How a Cleveland project runs
- You send the brief: what the pieces are, sizes, text and the deadline.
- We reply with questions or a written quote and a delivery date.
- You get a first design to mark up, then a revised version.
- We prepare print-ready files to your printer's specs, plus screen versions if you need them.
The work happens by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Eastern time. We have no office in Cleveland, and printing is done by the printer you choose; we send them files that meet their specs.
What you can order
Posters and campaigns
A campaign look applied across posters, flyers, social images and signs.
Brochures and reports
Folded brochures, annual reports and longer printed documents.
Event graphics
Banners, booth panels, programs, badges and wayfinding signs.
Questions
Can several people review the drafts?
Yes. Send one combined set of comments per round if you can; it keeps changes consistent and the schedule on track.
Do you follow accessibility guidance for reports?
For the screen PDF we can add tagged headings and reading order on request. Tell us your requirements in the brief.
Ask for a quote
The price depends on how many pieces and sizes you need, how much text and image work is involved, and the number of revision rounds. Each project gets its own written quote.