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Logo and design brief
Logo and design brief
A questionnaire that turns into a brief for a logo, a brand, a label or a print job.
01 — FACE · BRAND & GRAPHIC DESIGN
Print materials
Catalogue, menu, business card, invitation and book design — in your brand's style, built to the printer's specification and proofed before the run.
At a glance
- Proof
- before the run
- Languages
- layouts in two or more languages
- Files
- the source files are yours
- Printer
- yours, or one we recommend
WHAT IS INCLUDED
What catalogue, menu and book design includes.
Catalogues and product editions
A multi-page product catalogue: page plan, photos, item codes and prices, laid out so the next edition is an edit, not a new layout.
Menus and price lists
Formats that hold in the hand and read in low light. The file is set up so a new price or a new dish is a correction, not a redesign.
Business cards, letterheads and folders
Built on the logo, colours and typeface you already have. A QR code to your website if you want one, as on the cards for Podo centre and Zdradech.
Invitations, cards and certificates
Invitations for a wedding, a christening or a company event, greeting cards and certificates — with foil, die-cutting or embossing.
Books and publications
Typesetting, cover, spine and a print-ready block — for authors and for company publications.
Prepress and proof
Format, bleed, CMYK colour profile and embedded fonts, then a proof from the printer before the run starts.
HOW IT RUNS
How catalogue, menu and book design moves through four stages, without a hand-off.
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Format and run
How many pages, how many copies, and into whose hands.
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Layout
A page plan and one concept for the cover.
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Typesetting and edits
The text goes in, gets corrected and is locked.
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04
Files and proof
Profile, tolerances and a proof from the printer before the run.
Print design is the work that makes a catalogue, a menu, a business card, an invitation or a book look like your brand and come off the press without surprises. At T&B Technology we do it for restaurants that change their menu, for producers with a product catalogue, for companies replacing their business cards and letterheads after a new logo, and for authors publishing a book. You get a file built to your printer's specification, a proof before the run, and the source files of the layout, so the next edition starts from them.
Print still works where a screen cannot reach: on the restaurant table, in a customer's hand, in the folder at a meeting. So we set it in the typefaces and colours of your logo and website, and when we made the branding as well, the catalogue simply carries it on. For Podo centre we make the business cards, the flyers, the website and the social media; for Zdradech, the website and business cards with a QR code that leads to it. Prepress is our job: we agree format, paper, colour profile and bleed with the printer, and product photos for a catalogue go through photo retouching first.
The menus for Bistro Dimana in Ruse are clean, with folk motifs; we designed them and saw them through to print. For Arte, a food producer, we have made the monthly promotional brochure since 2023: a small catalogue with product photos and descriptions, bundle offers, discounts and a QR code to the site. Flyers, posters and banners for a single campaign have their own page, advertising materials. What sets the price of the design is on the pricing page.
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PROJECTS
Projects where catalogue, menu and book design already works.
The Book: a visual identity, Canva templates and printed materials for a dark-romance bookstore
A gothic frame, a skeletal hand, a rose. Beige instead of white.
Menu design for Bistro Dimana
Folk motifs, clean pages, weights and allergens.
Arte: social media, TikTok, brochures and campaigns for a food producer
A weekly schedule, a monthly brochure, recipes with the brand on them.“There are agencies that build you a website. And there are those that catch your idea from two sentences and turn it into something that actually works. We are with them for websites, ads and everything digital — and what we love most is that they do not wait for you to tell them every next step. They suggest, think, test and act. And when you open the site and say to yourself “Hey, that is exactly what I meant”, you know you have found your people. 🚀”
“T&B Technology built an online store for me and I am very happy with the result. Communication was easy, they took my ideas on board and kept the deadlines they promised. I would work with them again.”
“A great team of motivated, responsive young people. Always there when a question or a problem comes up. They work faultlessly and with understanding. Full of ideas, original and extremely driven.”
“I trusted them with a logo and advertising materials for a brand that matters to me, and I do not regret it. There was not even a round of revisions — everything I wanted was understood the first time. They helped me get to the way I wanted it all to look. Very easy, fast and precise communication, and outstanding professionalism and creativity!”
“Professionalism and straight dealing — wonderful designs and faultless work! I recommend them strongly!”
“A great attitude and professionalism, work of a high standard. Recommended!”
“I am extremely happy with the end result, the speed and the quality! I recommend them!!!”
“A good attitude and professionalism!”
„Професионални и красиви дизайни. Лесна и бърза комуникация, и коректно отношение. Силно препоръчвам и със сигурност ще се възползвам от услугите отново.“
PRICE
What does catalogue or menu design cost?
from 40 € excl. VAT
A “from” price is a starting price. You get the final quote once we know the full scope of the project and your requirements.
Catalogue or menu design is priced on the number of pages, on how many photos need retouching and on what your printer requires. If the text and the photos are ready, you pay less. An express order halves the deadline and doubles the price, the same rule as for logos and branding. What moves the number is on the pricing page.
QUESTIONS
Catalogue, menu and book design: what people ask most.
Do you design business cards without a full branding project?
Yes, we design business cards on their own, from the logo, colours and typeface you already have. If the logo exists only as a PNG or JPG, we first redraw it as a vector so it prints sharp. If you need the whole system — cards, letterheads, envelopes and the rules for using them — that is branding.
What is a proof, and why do you ask for one before the run?
A proof is a test print the printer makes before the full run, on the paper of the job wherever possible. It shows colour, folds, trimming and small type in a way a screen never quite does. The run starts only after you approve the proof, because a mistake across a thousand copies costs more than one test sheet.
Whose are the files, and what if we change printer?
The source files are yours: you get the open layout and the PDF that goes to the printer. If you print somewhere else tomorrow, the same file is adapted to the new printer's specification — format, bleed, colour profile — and nothing starts from scratch.
Who prints the materials?
The materials are printed by the printer you already use or by one we recommend. We prepare the files to that printer's specification and agree format, paper and colour profile with them directly. Tell us at the start when you need the finished copies; that date decides when the files must reach the printer.
What do you need to start on the print materials?
To start we need the text, the photos and the print run — how many copies, and where they will be used. If the text is not written yet, we help write it. Phone photos go through product photo retouching before they go into a catalogue.
Do you lay out in two or more languages?
Yes, we lay out catalogues, menus and business cards in two or more languages, either in one edition or as a separate version per language. The translation is commissioned separately; we plan the pages so the longest text does not break the layout.
What is the difference between print materials and advertising materials?
Print materials are the pieces people keep or receive regularly: a catalogue, a menu, a business card, a letterhead, an invitation, a book, a monthly product edition. Advertising materials carry the message of one campaign — a flyer, brochure, poster, banner or billboard for a particular promotion — and have their own page: advertising materials.
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Send us the text and photos, and tell us the print run. We will suggest a format and a timeline.
One layer or all seven — we start from whatever is in your way today.