Stop being confused about where to start with accessibility. 
Graphic designers often ask if accessibility laws and guidelines apply to print design, not just websites, documents and other digital content. The answer might surprise you.
Episode #188: Does Accessibility Apply to Print Design?
Category: Print Design
Episode #184: Accessible Design Critique: Food Packaging
Find out from this accessible design critique how accessibility can affect food package design in the marketplace.
Episode #178: #1 Accessible Infographic Creator — With Eugene Woo
Many designers want an alternative to Adobe and Canva that will help them create accessible infographics and short documents that can be edited by non-designers and don't have to be remediated. Find out how accessible infographic creator Venngage can help you do that.
#1 Accessible Infographic Creator — With Eugene Woo: Read or Listen
Episode #155: 10 Time-saving InDesign Tips
Learn how to work more efficiently in Adobe InDesign with these time-saving 10 tips about features that most graphic designers don’t use. The more you know InDesign, the easier it is to incorporate accessibility into the layout process too.
Episode #106: Adobe InDesign vs Affinity Publisher: Which Should You Use?
When it comes to page layout programs for graphic designers, for some it comes down to Adobe InDesign versus Affinity Publisher. Find out the key differences between InDesign and Publisher and how to decide which page layout program is best for you.
Adobe InDesign vs Affinity Publisher: Which Should You Use?: Read or Listen
Episode #98: 6 Reasons to Use InDesign’s Automated Table of Contents
Many graphic designers avoid using InDesign’s automated table of contents feature. But there are several problems with creating a table of contents manually. Find out 6 reasons designers should use InDesign’s automated table of contents feature.
6 Reasons to Use InDesign’s Automated Table of Contents: Read or Listen
Episode #96: How to Reduce Client Revisions
Excessive design and text edits from clients can be frustrating and a time suck for graphic designers. They can derail a project and make it less profitable. Find out 9 ways to reduce client revisions and have a happier client relationship.
Episode #91: What to Do When a Client Doesn’t Like Your Designs
Have you ever sent off a design proof only to have the client not like it and ask for a bunch of design changes? Find out what to do when a client doesn't like your designs.
What to Do When a Client Doesn’t Like Your Designs: Read or Listen
Episode #71: How to Manage Client Revisions to Design Proofs
Do clients often point out that you missed some of their edits in page proofs? I've got a bulletproof process to help you stay on top of them. These tips on how to manage client revisions to design proofs will help you save face and save time and will make for an easier revision process.
How to Manage Client Revisions to Design Proofs: Read or Listen
Episode #67: How to Choose Paper for a Design Project
Are you neglecting paper’s place in the print design process? Do you leave it up to the client or the printer? If so, that means you may not be making necessary color adjustments for different papers. That can result in an unsightly and costly error. But it also means you’re missing out on such a cool part of the design process! Find out the importance of paper choice in the print design process, the different types of paper and finishes, how to choose paper for a design project and some ways you can incorporate paper into the design process for added creativity.