Reports
Some information deserves more permanence than a PDF attachment. Reports carry research, recommendations, financial data, strategic plans, and organizational updates that people are expected to review carefully. When the information matters, presentation becomes part of the message.
Some Information Deserves More Permanence Than a PDF Attachment
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Reports Are Often Expected to Do a Difficult Job
Binding style, page size, paper stock, cover design, section organization, and visual hierarchy all influence how readers move through the document.
Small Production Decisions Can Make Lengthy Content Feel More Approachable
- Binding — options may include saddle stitching, coil binding, wire-o binding, perfect binding, comb binding, and other formats depending on the report's size, page count, intended use, and presentation goals.
- Paper — the right paper depends on the report's purpose, audience, budget, and page count, with some reports prioritizing durability and presentation and others focusing on readability, portability, or cost-effective distribution.
- Visual elements — reports frequently incorporate charts, graphs, tables, infographics, photographs, and other visual elements, and proper file preparation helps ensure those elements reproduce accurately in print.
- Organizational features — depending on the project, reports can include section dividers, tabbed inserts, foldouts, pockets, and inserts that make longer documents easier to navigate.
- File preparation — if adjustments are needed, layout, pagination, margin, and image resolution can all be reviewed to improve the finished piece.