An empty-handed client is a missed opportunity.
A client with a crummy card in their hand is a botched opportunity.
With a well designed business card, you can confidently engage with potential clients wherever you may find them—and leave the kind of impression your business deserves.
Miyuki-san is of a generation that doesn’t always jam with cutting edge technology, and she vastly preferred something simple that would require no puttering about with. So I hand coded a simple — yet fully responsive — one page design featuring photos of her work, links to her Instagram, and contact information.
“Kure is a port and major shipbuilding city located on the Seto Inland Sea in Hiroshima Prefecture. However, much of Kure’s rich history and unique culture lies hidden below the surface of its maritime image.”
“I was so impressed by Peter’s professionalism throughout the design process. Now I’m even more motivated to boost my skill because of this super cool design.” —Shigenari Tamura
In addition to building out the site, I also provided instruction in best blogging practices, SEO management, and promotional strategies.
After relocating to Japan, I needed business cards (meishi) in both English and Japanese. I recently updated my business cards with a new design which I quite like, so I didn’t want to reinvent the wheel here.
The big challenge here was that we were moving overseas to Japan, and needed a website that would allow us to stay in touch with our Stateside clients, while also serving as an internationally capable online store for our products.