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Full case study at the link:
https://contra.com/p/Z2UNEmRv-business-card-of-lumen-haus-company
Link to Behance:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/226691455/BUSINESS-CARD-OF-LUMEN-HAUS-COMPANY
This project is a business card design for LUMEN HAUS, a company that specializes in installing modular homes. The goal was to present the brand in a clean, modern, and professional way.
The design focuses on clarity, a strong visual hierarchy, and easy readability so that all key contact information is accessible at a glance.
The process included researching the target audience and analyzing competitors, followed by developing the visual design and preparing the final files for printing.
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