Have a Long Lasting Influence with Braille Business Cards

After their first contact with you, it is your business card that a client carries back to recall you by. It is therefore vital that the card is memorable. And what can be better than a perfectly embossed Braille business card that can be comprehended by visually impaired people, along with printed words for the sighted? Read on for some tips for Braille business cards offered by Documedia experts. Guidelines for Braille Business Cards Here are some useful pointers for you to keep in mind while designing a Braille business card: ·What to Braille? No matter how many texts a normal business card can hold, a typical one in the US has room for only four lines of Braille, each with only fourteen cells. Therefore, only the most crucial piece of information must be included, such as your name, the company’s name, phone number and email address. The email address will be brailed as per the CBC (Computer Braille Code). ·How to accommodate the Braille elements? The next big step after deciding on the elements is to learn the art of holding all the vital information considering the limitation of space. For instance, name being the most important part, cannot be missed out. So, in case your name needs a lot of space and is not fitting in the first line, you can try out certain things, such as removing the capital signs, eliminating the middle initials or using initials for your first name. Besides, the company name can be taken out just in case the email address includes the name. Also, remember that the extra signs, such as parenthesis, should be avoided while mentioning the contact number. Follow these minor but very important Braille guidelines for business cards and stylize it into something that your customers will treasure. For the best results, contact the expert at Documedia for high quality printing at the most reasonable rates.

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