After: Back - InDesign Tutorial

- [John] In the remaining space, let's simplify what is currently on the back of the card by centering everything, which gives us a nice ragged edge. And adding her signature, we create a visual connection between the outside of the card, which has her signature, and the inside of the card, and add it down into the lower right corner. So there's our new interior. It covers all our bases, it's much cleaner. And, like I said, you can mix and match pictures. I mean, we could've chosen a different set of photographs here. But we wanted to include all the categories, have pictures that look good together, and establish high contrasts and not add any gingerbread. By moving the information that was on the back of the card to the inside of the card, we now have an open panel on the back. This is a good place for biographical information, kind of a meet-the-photographer place, so Debra can just show off and tell her story and let's see her picture and so forth. So there's two ways to approach…