MobileGraphix

Birmingham, AL

Graphic design for Birmingham small businesses

Flyers, social graphics, signs and collateral for Birmingham area small businesses, designed remotely and ready for local printers.

Birmingham businesses

Small businesses across the Birmingham area, in the city and in the suburbs over the mountain, need the same handful of pieces again and again: a flyer for an event or a seasonal offer, posts for the week, a banner for a festival booth or a church fair, and cards to hand out. Restaurants and food trucks need menus that are easy to update. Contractors, landscapers and other home service companies lean on yard signs, door hangers and truck magnets.

Alabama summers are long, hot and humid, and storms are common, so outdoor signs and banners take a beating. For outdoor pieces we keep designs simple and high in contrast, so they still read after a season of sun. For window graphics on south- or west-facing glass, we check how a design looks with strong glare.

How a Birmingham job runs

  1. You fill in the quote form with what you need, where it will be used and your deadline.
  2. We reply with questions or a written quote that lists the pieces, sizes and revision rounds.
  3. You get a first design to mark up, then a revised version.
  4. We send final files set up for your printer, sign shop or social accounts.

All of it happens by email and shared folders, and we book calls in Central time. We don't have an office in Birmingham, and no part of the work needs one. If you want a local print shop or sign maker to produce the pieces, send us their file specs and we set the files up to match.

What you can order

Questions

Do you meet in person in Birmingham?

No. We work remotely by email and video calls booked in Central time, so there is no office visit to schedule.

Can you set files up for a local print shop?

Yes. Send us the shop's name and specs, or their template, and we set up the files to match so they print as sent.

Ask for a quote

Cost depends on how many pieces you need, how many sizes each one comes in, whether we write or edit the copy, and the number of revision rounds. Every job gets a written quote first.