There are different types and styles of business cards. They vary from theme and formats. Some business cards look simple with black and white colors only. Most customers appreciate black and white colors because it looks more formal and reserved. For formal business types, this color application is suitable because it highlights information and not incorporates designs. Old fashioned or busy type of customers does not really appreciate too many colors because they focus on the message and the information.

And there are those people who appreciate colorful designed business cards. Sometimes color and designs add sense and life to all types of printing and reading materials so if you can keep it colorful, the more advantageous your business cards will get.

Business cards can be printed with full colors to keep it stunning and elegant. Adding colors give impact and beauty to your cards. Logos help in giving your cards a mark that makes it easily be remembered and distinguished by your clients. It's all that matters!

Colors make prints outrageous and give a cool effect that will surely keep your cards stand out among the rest. One glance and you'll know that the quality is never taken for granted.

Different types of business cards should be designed differently. Users or customers should also be considered and emphasized. If you are a business man or a lawyer, there's no need for colorful prints. It should look formal and plain. Limited colors should be applied like blue, black, gold and brown. Those types of colors will emphasize text and bold letters. Just imagine a lawyer's business card with flowery designs and everything on it? For sure they will never even appreciate it and the theme does not match with their profession.

If you are putting up a boutique or anything related to fashion, that is the time to incorporate colorful fonts and designs. Even if you overdo the use of colors, you don't have to worry because it fits the style and theme.

So in choosing a business card, go for the design that will best represent your company.

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Karen Nodalo came across writing when she was about 11. The whole craze for writing started when she first wrote her diary during elementary years. After school, she would write in it first before doing homework. She finds it cool and until now she still keeps one.