My local library's event flyers used to look like a kid made them in Word
I mean, for real, they were just basic text on a white page with maybe one clip art image. I saw them every month and never really looked twice. Then about three months ago, they started putting up new ones that actually made me stop and read them. The difference is crazy. They switched from just listing the info to using a clear layout with a big photo at the top, a nice bold font for the event name, and the details in a simple column on the side. I asked the librarian, and she said a volunteer who does graphic design for a living offered to help. It's the same info, but now it looks like something you'd want to go to. It made me realize how much good design, even for something simple like a community flyer, can change if people actually pay attention to it. Has anyone else seen a public place totally change how their printed stuff looks?