Print 7' Banner Design and Layout

Sarah Rettig

My Role

I was the graphic and print designer on this project. I worked with the system-wide coordinator on the request who took on the responsibility of sending the artwork to the printer since she didn’t yet know how many banners she would need. My manager and the director of operations gave design feedback and checked that the artwork followed branding guidelines.

Outcomes / Lessons Learned

For the new design of the banners, I removed repetitive text such as labeling “Facebook” next to the facebook social icon. The Facebook icon is universally understood as “Facebook” so there was no need to add it as a label. The headings were simplified so there was room to add “Profession Training” which is a newer, growing benefit of CareerLink centers as apprenticeships and on-the-job training becomes more popular and effective. Lastly, the new design uses photos that highlight a recovery occupation which is an occupation that pays a living wage and has future growth of opportunities.
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Posted Mar 24, 2025

I designed artwork for a 7' tall banner. I created 3 ideas to present to team I used Fast Signs to print and ship banners to CareerLink centers in Philadelphia.

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