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Improving Print Shop Productivity: A Breton Print Case Study

Breton Print, a print shop on Cape Breton Island, needed an easier way for customers to design products online and product pages that matched its brand. Printcart built a custom online design feature and redesigned the product pages. Printcart's project write-up reports a smoother design process for customers and product pages that better reflect Breton Print's brand.

By , Founder & CEOOriginally written by Lynn JonesPublished Updated

At a glance

Client
Breton Print, Cape Breton Island
Products
Business cards, brochures, posters, invitations, banners
What Printcart built
Online product design feature, redesigned product page
Outcome (Printcart's project write-up)
Easier design process, brand-aligned product pages

Key takeaways

  • Breton Print is a full-service print shop on Cape Breton Island offering products such as business cards, brochures, posters, invitations and banners.
  • Its website lacked an easy way for customers to design products online, and its product pages did not clearly reflect its brand.
  • Printcart built a custom online product design feature and redesigned the product page layout for Breton Print.
  • Printcart's project write-up reports a smoother design process for customers and product pages that better match Breton Print's brand.
On this page

Who is Breton Print?

Breton Print is a full-service print shop on Cape Breton Island. It offers products such as business cards, brochures, posters, invitations and banners for local businesses and individuals.

What challenge did Breton Print face?

Before working with Printcart, Breton Print's website did not give customers an easy, intuitive way to design their own print products online. The lack of a smooth design feature risked customer frustration and lost orders. The product page layout was also dated and did not clearly reflect Breton Print's brand, which affected how the shop presented itself to visitors.

What did Printcart build?

Printcart worked with Breton Print to build a custom online product design feature for its website and to redesign its product page layout. The aim was a more intuitive, hassle-free design process for customers placing custom print orders, and a product page design that matched Breton Print's brand and helped it stand out from other local print shops.

What outcome does Printcart's write-up report?

Printcart's project write-up reports that the new design feature made it easier for Breton Print's customers to customize and order print products online, and that the redesigned product pages better reflect its brand. The write-up also reports fewer customer drop-offs during the design process and a smoother day-to-day workflow for staff handling custom orders since the changes went live.

What did Printcart take from the project?

Printcart describes the project as a reminder that understanding a print shop's own products, customers and brand is central to building a design tool that fits its business, rather than a generic, one-size-fits-all feature.

Frequently asked questions

What problem was Breton Print trying to solve?

Its website did not offer an easy, intuitive way for customers to design print products online, and its product page layout did not clearly reflect its brand.

What did Printcart build for Breton Print?

An online product design feature for Breton Print's website and a redesigned product page layout.

What products does Breton Print offer?

Business cards, brochures, posters, invitations, banners and similar print products for customers on Cape Breton Island.

What outcome does Printcart's write-up of the project report?

Printcart's project write-up reports a simpler design process for customers, fewer drop-offs during design, and product pages that better match Breton Print's brand.

Sources

  1. Breton Print, checked

About the author

Founder & CEO, Printcart

Huy Nguyen (David) is the Founder and CEO of Printcart. Questions about this article go straight to him and the Printcart team. This article was originally written by Lynn Jones for the Printcart blog.

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