Grafizu · Product catalogue design in Indore
Product catalogues built for comparison.
A buyer comparing a range needs more than a sequence of product photographs. We structure categories, specifications, variants and ordering information into repeatable layouts, so a catalogue helps readers find and compare the right products.
Request a project proposal ↗A clearly defined scope
- Category structure, contents and navigation for the agreed range
- Reusable product layouts for images, SKUs and specifications
- Consistent specification tables and variant presentation
- Approved print-ready artwork and an agreed digital PDF version
A better brief. A stronger starting point.
Supply a product spreadsheet with approved names, SKU codes, specifications, units and variant information. Include product photographs, category groupings, page size, approximate range size and printer requirements. Decide whether prices belong in the catalogue or in a separate price list.
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Clear proposals, agreed milestones, focused reviews and organised delivery help founders and teams collaborate across locations. If you found Grafizu through Upwork, Fiverr or Freelancer, keep the project scope and milestones agreed on that platform.
Where this design work fits
- Manufacturers: organise technical information and product families for trade buyers.
- Distributors: present ranges, SKU codes and variant differences in a consistent reference document.
- Product brands: connect approved photography and product facts with clear category navigation.
From brief to agreed deliverables
01
Validate the product content
Agree the product fields, categories and image naming. Identify missing photographs, inconsistent units and incomplete specifications before page production. Product facts remain subject to owner approval.
02
Prove the layout system
Design representative pages for simple products, detailed specifications and larger ranges. Check table readability, captions and how buyers navigate between categories before extending the templates.
03
Check and export
Review the complete range against the approved spreadsheet, including SKU labels and table headings. Prepare the agreed print and digital outputs against supplier specifications; physical proofs require business and supplier approval.
What affects the project quote?
Product count alone does not define the work. Data readiness, layout types, tables and image preparation all affect the catalogue scope.
- Number of products, categories and layout types
- Readiness of approved product data and photography
- Print, PDF navigation and future update requirements
We define the scope before quoting. Review our pricing approach or share your project brief.
Build a connected brand
Choose the next touchpoint around your actual brief. These services can be scoped together when the same identity needs to work across applications.
Plan your project
- Company profile or sales brochure? A practical design guide for Indore businesses ↗
Choose between a company profile, sales brochure and product catalogue, then plan the content, page count and print or PDF handoff for your business.
Before we begin
How is a catalogue different from a brochure?
A brochure explains a focused offer or business story. A product catalogue organises a range for browsing and comparison, usually with repeated product data and category navigation.
Can you design a catalogue from a spreadsheet?
A consistent spreadsheet is a useful starting point. We agree the required fields, image naming and missing-data checks before layout. The business approves every product fact and specification.
Can the same design work for print and PDF?
Yes, when both outputs are included in the scope. Print specifications and digital navigation or file-size requirements are agreed before final export.
How are future product updates handled?
A repeatable layout system helps future editions stay consistent. Source files, update responsibilities and any ongoing design support are specified in the handoff agreement.
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Tell us about your product, audience and launch date. We define the scope first, then quote a fixed price.
