Enovision Ltd. (Trading as EnoPrint ).

At Enovision we start by asking the new client the following 7 questions before we can start on the project:

Q1. What is the purpose, objective or goal of the project?
Q2. What time frame is provided and what’s the scope of the project?
Q3. Who is the primary contact person for the project?
Q4. What will be the measure of completion?
Q5. Will there be a continuing assessment of the project?
Q6. Which are the preferred channels and modes of communication about the project?
Q7. What is expected after the completion of the project?

Q1. What’s your business/organisation all about?
Q2.What sets your business apart from your competition?
Q3.What problems does your business solve?
Q4.Who are your prospective customers or visitors?
Q5. What do you want customers to know about your business/organisation?
Q6.What is your budget?
Q7. By what date do you need the project completed?

LEAFLET & FLYER PRINTING
- Flyers
- Leaflets
- Menus
- Table Talker Menus
- Placemat Menus

POSTERS PRINTING
- Indoor posters
- Outdoor posters
- Canvas posters
- Blueback posters
- Static Cling posters
- Backlit posters
- Vinyl posters
- Sticky posters
- Photo Quality posters

STATIONARY PRINTING
- Business cards
- Letterheads
- Compliment Slips
- Presentation folders

STICKER PRINTING
- Die Cut Stickers
- Floor Stickers (Floor graphic)
- Stickers on Roll

BANNER PRINTING
- Roll Up Banners
- PVC Banners
- Mesh Banners

SIGN BOARDS
- Aluminium Signs
- Correx Signs
- Foamex Board Signs
- Magnetic Signs
- Reboard Sign
- Cardboard Sign
- Trespa Sign

UNIFORM BRANDING
- Garments
- Headwear
- Safety Wear
- Aprons

1. Research
I begin by gathering all known information on the project and defining my goals. For me, unless this is a project that involved zero collaboration (which is almost never the case), this Intel typically comes either straight from a client or from a creative brief. Once I have the all the necessary information, I always start by listing out adjectives that describe the look and feel of the project, otherwise known as the tone.

2. Sketching
It is important to get the ideas out quickly, so you can move onto the next one. The obvious solutions usually make it onto the paper first.
While I’m sketching I start to see what this can be in my head. I draw upon my inspiration and research as well as other past experiences. This is my opportunity to come up with a unique and functional solution. At the end of this, I should have a handful of ideas that I feel are the best and worth pursuing further.

3. Execution
Once I start executing, I may land on something completely different from what I originally planned. That is okay and it is natural. This will usually come from iterating on the computer. Allowing myself to get off track sometimes, but not forgetting the project's end destination.

Q1. What’s your business/organisation all about?
Q2.What sets your business apart from your competition?
Q3.What problems does your business solve?
Q4.Who are your prospective customers or visitors?
Q5. What do you want customers to know about your business/organisation?
Q6.What is your budget?
Q7. By what date do you need the project completed?

- Getting paid for being creative
- I work in a constantly changing field
- Influencing the bottom line
- I can pick my projects and clients
- Every day is different
- I can make a positive difference in the world
- I get to see people interact with my work
- Inspiration is everywhere

- To create my own environment, set the formality and culture of my organisation.
- Pursue my passion. "Do what makes you happy" ;).
- Create something from scratch. Watch my business grow.
- Meet new people. Network with other entrepreneurs and professionals.
- Create jobs. Improve the economy with new job opportunities.
- Help people/ businesses. Using my products and services
- Become an expert. Learn the ropes of my industry through the first-hand experience.

- Trust
- Experience
- Good customer service
- Dedication