class=”Bold”>The graphic designers in the company are constantly looking for information, data, product images.

But when the quantity and complexity of products increase, they have to rely on tools to stay productive.

Dear graphic designer

Today the tools you master with skill to layout, or retouch images or create, may no longer be enough to cope with the amount of materials to manage and the variety of documents and outputs that your company’s markets require.

Activities that you once could manage over days or weeks now need to be done in just a few minutes.

Think about how many outputs you have to deal with: catalogs, price lists, brochures, offer flyers, data sheets, manuals, product guides, labels, packaging, reports, customer stories, etc. .

For B2B and B2C graphic designers, both print and digital publications involve very complex products that require not only high quality images, but also descriptions, sizes, colors, prices, variants, procedures and so on …

The more complex the product, the more markets there are (therefore the languages, therefore the price lists) the more likely it is that you are missing a piece of data, blocking information.

A study found that graphic designers can spend 30 to 40 percent of the day searching for the right images or information to use in a layout.

The cost of wasted time is just one factor.

The error in selecting a data, such as the image or the price, for one of the many versions of a catalog, can lead to reprints, refunds and even legal liability.

So not only do designers have less time to design, they are also increasingly exposed to costly errors.