Salt Lake City businesses
Salt Lake City and the towns along the Wasatch Front have a busy mix of small businesses: cafes, gyms and studios, outdoor gear and repair shops, contractors and professional offices. Many sell to people who spend their weekends outside, so seasonal pieces matter: a spring tune-up flyer, a summer event banner, a winter offer for the ski season.
The climate is dry and sunny with cold, snowy winters. That means outdoor signs face both strong sun and freezing weather, and a sidewalk sign has to read against snow as well as against a summer street. We design outdoor graphics with strong contrast for both, and keep important text away from edges where weather wears first.
How a Salt Lake City job runs
- You fill in the quote form with what you need, where it will be used and your deadline.
- We reply with questions or a written quote that lists the pieces, sizes and revision rounds.
- You get a first design to mark up, then a revised version.
- 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 Mountain time. We don't have an office in Salt Lake City, 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
Print design
Flyers, postcards, menus, posters and door hangers.
Social graphics
Post templates, story frames, cover images and ad graphics.
Signage graphics
Window decals, banners, yard signs and sidewalk signs.
Marketing collateral
Business cards, brochures, sell sheets and folders.
Questions
What time zone do you work in for Salt Lake City?
We book calls in Mountain time for Salt Lake City clients. Everything else happens by email and shared folders.
Can you design a set of seasonal pieces at once?
Yes. We can design one look and adapt it for each season, which costs less than four separate jobs. The quote will show this.
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.