Arguably one of the greatest advantages for any business is a team that works well together. I’ve done a lot of learning to narrow down some key points of focus that can really make or break your team.

Foil stamping, adding spot colors, maybe a varnish? The best way to get on your printer’s good side is properly setting them up to make the prepress process easier. Here are the steps to properly set up your InDesign file.

Outlook rules are a powerful organizational tool for any work environment. If you’ve ever searched for an email to no avail, scrolled through spam to get to the emails you need, or confused conversations with people, you could benefit by using Outlook rules to organize your inbox.

Most designers set up perfect bound books using InDesign’s “Facing Pages” option in the document set up. The advantage of this is getting a feel of how the pages will look when the finished product is being viewed.

When time is money, automation is your best friend. That’s something we’ve scaled a lot in the last few years here at FGS. We do a lot of variable data work, so figuring out how to quickly and accurately process data for mailers has been a consistent goal.

The letterpress can elevate your projects to another level, but not everything can be letterpressed. Here’s a few things to consider when designing.