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A trifold brochure for IT Connect, a smart networking and IT solutions company.
Three panels, three jobs: network infrastructure on the left, the brand story and product range in the center, and five solution categories on the right. Technology partner logos at the bottom add instant credibility.
For a B2B brochure, do you organize by service type or by customer problem?
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The symbol is an “S” built from two offset halves, split by a diagonal cut. The same cut is echoed in the dot of the “i” in the wordmark.
Vote for the one you’d pick, then I’ll reveal what the client chose 👇
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Looks cool! I think the square one works better with this font.