Last month we ordered a roll-up banner to present a new product. I thought it would be enough to just add a nice picture and the name of the product, but when I saw the result, I realized that something was wrong. The banner looked overloaded, there was too much text on it, and the main message was lost. Now I don’t know how to properly balance the text and image so that the banner not only attracts attention, but also conveys the necessary information. Can anyone share their experience on how to make a banner effective?

I agree, the balance between text and image is important. At the exhibition we used a minimalist approach: a large headline, a bright image and some text to attract attention but not to overload. We ordered roll-ups through roll up banner printing dubai and they gave us very useful design tips. Their website has good examples of how to make a banner simple but informative at the same time. It really works!

I also faced this problem when I made a banner for my business. It’s good when the text is short and concise, and the images clearly convey the essence. It’s also worth considering that people won’t read the text on the banner for a long time, so it’s better to use strong and clear visual elements that immediately attract attention and give an idea of your product or service.