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How to create a wedding card design that is accessible and user-friendly?Choose a clear, legible font for your wedding card, avoiding fancy or decorative ones. Maintain high contrast between the background and text for better readability. Consider colour blindness when selecting colour palettes and use visual cues like icons or labels. Consider a braille option for guests with visual impairments. Use an appropriate font size of 12 points or larger. Choose a matte paper finish instead of glossy one to avoid glare. Use plain language and avoid complicated wording. Conduct usability tests with disabled individuals to identify potential issues. Ensure clear, sharp print quality and sufficient white space for better readability for designs. *Create cohesive and effective wedding card design and common mistakes: Cohesive Wedding Card Design • Gathering Requirements: Understand the couple's vision, preferences, and design elements. • Setting Clear Objectives: Define the design's goals and objectives. • Collaborative Design Process: Create initial concepts or sketches based on the requirements. • Branding Consistency: Ensure the design aligns with the couple's overall wedding branding. • Clear and Effective Communication: Ensure the information on the card is clear, concise, and easy to read. • Collaboration and Feedback Loop: Maintain regular communication and provide updates to the couple and stakeholders. Avoiding Mistakes When Designing Wedding Card: • Inappropriate Language or Imagery: Avoid using offensive, disrespectful, or inappropriate language. • Overcomplicating the Design: Avoid cluttered layouts, excessive text, and too many design elements. • Poor Colour Choices and Readability: Select the right colour combinations to enhance the card's aesthetics and readability.Maintaining consistency across these elements helps create a cohesive visual identity.
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