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Category:Design > Brochure Design

ID:10671

Title:Re-designing a white paper

Location:Remote

Job Description

So quote me for the following brief please:
Must be finished for a Thursday

10 pages consisting off, -
Front cover, TOC, introduction, Q1, A1 (Question 1 / Answer 1), Q2, A2, Q3, A3, conclusion

Same styling and some pictures to be re-used, but
4 - Small additional icons / images to be added
The aim is to be a pdf, BUT
the use of oxygen as you put it in the design and simple content from me, allows it to be printed in pamphlet format. (don't change anything the printer re-sizes it, the current doc printed really we as a pamphlet..

Content to follow by Monday at the latest (I have to re-write it that much, volume no different from the first one just change of content)

Job Budget

Job type:Fixed Price Job

Budget:Fixed Price: Not Specified

Additional Information

Approx start date after Bid is selected: Immediate (within 1-2 days)

Attached Files: None

Bidding ends:Bidding Closed

Job Posted:22/08/2009 23:07 pm

Bidding activity on this Job

Bids:0

Clarification Board

A. B. on 23/08/2009 20:01 pm
I think it\'s probably best to be sober when writing design briefs

A. B. on 23/08/2009 20:02 pm
I think it's probably best to be sober when writing design briefs

E. L. on 23/08/2009 20:19 pm
Or copy and paste the correct brief when not so tired, but I do prefer the alcohol excuse...

A. B. on 24/08/2009 08:44 am
No one knows what you\'re talking about.......

A 10 page PDF to be changed into a pamphlet by using oxygen!?

You see that barge pole? Well it\'s not going to go anywhere near this job.

A. B. on 24/08/2009 08:45 am
No one knows what you're talking about.......

A 10 page PDF to be changed into a pamphlet by using oxygen!?

You see that barge pole? Well it's not going to go anywhere near this job.

E. L. on 24/08/2009 10:27 am
Alan,

Thank you for your comments - as you will also notice - it was not posted for you, so luckily for both of us you will not be going near this job.

When we open up work for every one to openly bid our briefs are far more detailed and we take the time to articulate as much as we can. That said I do agree the current brief is poor and will update to help our current team work on it better, :)

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