Computer software makes creating a brochure easier.
Brochures are easy to create with the help of computer software. By using the template or "wizard" in a word processing or publishing program, you can follow the layout and insert your own copy, pictures and graphics. Think about your target audience and decide what to include, then upload the elements into the template. The only thing left will be the printing.
Instructions
1. Fold a piece of ordinary computer printer paper into thirds to visualize the layout of a six-page brochure. The brochure template in your word processing or publishing software will help you determine which page you are viewing as you work on creating your brochure.
2. Create the front cover of your brochure. The cover typically features the name and logo of the business or event, as well as a representative picture or graphic. Designers often also include location, dates, and a slogan on the front cover.
3. Write concise paragraphs, eye-catching headlines and bulleted lists for the inside pages of the brochure. Pages 2 through 4 of a camp brochure might include the history of the camp, list programs available to campers, describe a typical weekly schedule and highlight special events. A paragraph headlined "Water Sports on the Lake" might include a bulleted list of aquatic activities available to campers. Page 5 might include a calendar of activities.
4. On the back cover of the brochure, include contact information and other helpful information, such as directions from various locations and a small map.
5. Experiment with fonts, font sizes and colors for the text you have entered into your brochure template. Don’t be afraid to vary the font, but limit the number of fonts used so the brochure has continuity. Include pictures and graphics that illustrate your copy.
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