WINDOWS FLYER (CRITIQUING NEEDED)

ashamsdesigns

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Hello guys, I'm working a door flyer. I'm still a little new with working as a Freelancing Graphic Designer and I wanted to know your opinion on how it could be improved?
Thank you in advance!
 

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Honestly...
It looks dated, the text on 'the back' especially and in kind of comes across looking 'cheap'. This 'cheapness' can then be implied to the company the work is being done for.
The main image looks like it's distorted and the dog looks like a really bad photoshop
'Protect your home' makes me think of home security rather than 'french doors'
My eyes wander around the design, there is no visual hierarchy imo to guide the viewer to the key points.

Other than that I have no idea if your choice of colours work with the company brand as there are obviously missing logos.
 
Honestly...
It looks dated, the text on 'the back' especially and in kind of comes across looking 'cheap'. This 'cheapness' can then be implied to the company the work is being done for.
The main image looks like it's distorted and the dog looks like a really bad photoshop
'Protect your home' makes me think of home security rather than 'french doors'
My eyes wander around the design, there is no visual hierarchy imo to guide the viewer to the key points.

Other than that I have no idea if your choice of colours work with the company brand as there are obviously missing logos.
Hello Levi and thank you for all you observations!
In regards to the font; which font do you think would work best with this flyer?
I appreciate the observation on the dog and I will definitely fix that.
And, unfortunately I can't change the wording that's what the company prefers, but I see what you mean about hierachy. I think it's what I'm struggling on the most.
Also, as you pointed out about the logo, I made sure to remove it to protect the business' brand.
 
There's a typo for definite - make sure to do a spellcheck.

There's disharmony in the hierarchy of the information.
And there's no call to action - or at least the call to action is very small.

Your goal is to get the information to the consumer quickly.
And get them to make the call/order.

You've got some good things here in the first one.

Clear headline.
Buy Now (but no indication of how to)
Nice discount highlighted.
Then the text under this is small and illegible from a distance.

The bottom half of the flyer looks disorganised.
The dog doesn't look natural.
And the information about pet doors - there's too much text.


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