Graphic Design Trends for Baton Rouge Businesses [INFOGRAPHIC]
Jessica Fletcher • August 8, 2017
Whether you're on a date or introducing your brand to a consumer, first impressions are important. Humans make a lot of snap judgements based on what we first see, and once made, those judgements can be difficult to overcome. That's why it is vitally important to convey a desireable visual message the first time around. Doing so will not only make consumers (or a date) more attracted to you, but research has shown that over half of online consumers would make a follow-up purchase based solely on the packaging they receive.
With that in mind, here are the latest in graphic design trends to help you set the appropriate tone for your brand from the very start.
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