At AdsStation we believe an effective poster uses a different, visual grammar. It shows, not tells. It expresses your points in graphical terms. It avoids visual chaos, with many jagged edges or various-sized boards that distract the viewer. Instead, it guides the viewer by using a visual logic, with an hierarchical structure that emphasizes the main points. It displays the essential content--the messages--in the title, main headings and graphics. It indicates the relative importance of elements graphically: each main point is stated in large type-face headings; details are subordinated visually, using smaller type-face. The main headings explain the points, rather than merely stating "results" and letting the viewer hunt for--or even worse, invent--the message. All elements, even the figure legends, must be visible from 4 feet away.

We understand that a poster must ensure that the communication is always on the target. Reach us to devise a convincing Poster.