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Business Card Design

Short answer

Start a business-card design with the person’s identity and the action a recipient should take. Prioritise one contact route, then organise the name, role and brand. Test both languages and the longest real text at the intended printed size before approving the layout.

A business card has limited space. Its purpose is to make the right information easy to find, not to reproduce a complete brochure. Secondary services, multiple social profiles and long explanations can move to a relevant web page reached through a clear link or QR code.

Key facts

First decision
Choose the primary contact action
Languages
Check actual glyphs and wording
Layout test
Final size with the longest real details
Deliverables
Agreed PDF and any required editable files

Hierarchy and legibility

Giving the name, company and phone number identical emphasis makes them compete. Choose the main element and organise the rest around it. Inspect small type on paper: typeface construction, contrast and stock matter alongside the point size. A nominal minimum font size cannot guarantee comfortable reading for every font.

Build a bilingual system

Check Georgian characters, Latin letters and numerals in the selected fonts. Have names and translated job titles approved. Two languages can use separate faces or a carefully divided single face. Test a long role title early instead of shrinking individual employees’ text to rescue an overloaded template.

QR purpose and design handover

Label the QR action, such as saving a contact or viewing relevant work. Put only intended public information in a vCard. Test the destination on a phone and establish who controls its URL. At design handover, agree editable-file delivery, font licensing and how later changes will be handled.

Design brief

Design brief
InputDecision needed
LogoOriginal asset and permission to use it
CopyApproved names and translations
StyleBrand references and intended stock
QRAction and controlled destination URL
HandoverPDF, editable file and revision scope

Frequently Asked Questions

How many design concepts are included?
Concepts and revision rounds belong in the design brief. A printing order does not automatically include free design or a fixed number of concepts.
Can I use a photograph of my logo?
Suitability depends on detail, background and final size. An original vector asset is preferable; reconstruction or image cleanup is a separate task to assess.
Should every social profile appear?
Prioritise the channels you actually use for business contact. One maintained contact page can be clearer than a long list of profile addresses.
Does screen approval establish exact print colour?
Screen approval checks layout and copy. If brand colour is critical, separately agree the stock and method for evaluating printed colour.

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