Simple Fitness Flyer
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CreateBring the power of color and icons to your next flyer design with this fitness flyer template. This template uses a two-tone color palette to create a focal point, while the icons make your content easier to remember. First, lets focus on your icons. What services are you promoting? What kind of promises are you making? What products are you selling? With over 20,000+ icons to choose from, Venngage is bound to have the right icons for you. When using icons, just remember to stick to one particular family. That means not mixing flat icons, line icons and illustrated icons together in your design. Choosing a color palette can sometimes be challenging. A good place to start is always the colors of your brand or organization. If that doesn't apply to you, then consider applying a particular type of color palette, such as monochromatic, analogous or complementary. While the possibilities are endless, avoid clashing colors and make sure your content and visuals are never obscured. Lastly, notice the visual hierarchy incorporated into this fitness flyer template. The very top and bottom use a header, subheader and body fonts. The middle section uses a subheader and icons. This arrangement moves peoples' eyes down the page, prompting them to read the flyer in its entirety. Maintaining a certain order to your content improves readability and positive responses. Once you've created your awesome flyer, let us know how it went! We love to hear from our subscribers.
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Bring the power of color and icons to your next flyer design with this fitness flyer template. This template uses a two-tone color palette to create a focal point, while the icons make your content easier to remember. First, lets focus on your icons. What services are you promoting? What kind of promises are you making? What products are you selling? With over 20,000+ icons to choose from, Venngage is bound to have the right icons for you. When using icons, just remember to stick to one particular family. That means not mixing flat icons, line icons and illustrated icons together in your design. Choosing a color palette can sometimes be challenging. A good place to start is always the colors of your brand or organization. If that doesn't apply to you, then consider applying a particular type of color palette, such as monochromatic, analogous or complementary. While the possibilities are endless, avoid clashing colors and make sure your content and visuals are never obscured. Lastly, notice the visual hierarchy incorporated into this fitness flyer template. The very top and bottom use a header, subheader and body fonts. The middle section uses a subheader and icons. This arrangement moves peoples' eyes down the page, prompting them to read the flyer in its entirety. Maintaining a certain order to your content improves readability and positive responses. Once you've created your awesome flyer, let us know how it went! We love to hear from our subscribers.