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As the primary
purpose of an annual report is to convey
large amounts of detailed information, it is
imperative that the report is put together
in a way that assists the reader in this
process and entices them to continue
reading. This is achieved through careful
use of typography and other design elements
- The pages can't appear too cluttered or
'random' in layout, as this disrupts the
reader's attention and makes for a greater
effort to digest the information.
On the other hand, a bland, featureless
presentation will do little to hold any
interest and may quickly lose the reader's
attention. A careful balance of the two -
Structured columns of text broken up by
thoughtful use of 'white space' and other
elements such as blocks of colour and
photographs. All components working in
harmony to enhance the communication process
rather than dominate and overpower it.
Presentation
Folders
The true benefit of a presentation folder
lies in its dual-application. On one hand
its duty is to carry loose information in a
professional manner. On the other, it may be
utilised as a corporate brochure, making use
of the printed area to convey information
about your company and its products. Another
clever use of the presentation folder is to
utilise it as a cover for a more in-depth
application such as a brochure or annual
report.
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