How to Design Corporate Photo ID Badges: Part two – pictures
Last time in this series, Amber Bailey of Name Tag Wizard discussed what informational content should be included on corporate ID badges. Next up: photos.
With photo ID badges, pictures of employees are an important element that shouldn’t be overlooked. If your customer wants their company’s badges to look cohesive and professional, ask them to consider setting a day or two to take all of their employee’s photos. Recommend that they wear a specific color or professional clothing, and shoot each photo in front of the same backdrop with the same lighting. This helps ensure all of their photos look uniform, and helps you create a better end product.
-Amber Bailey, Name Tag Wizard
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