Kim created this business cards design by laser cutting and etching basswood (Image credit: John T. You might also want to include a website address, physical address and social media handles depending on which of those your business has. You'll typically want to include at least a business name, phone number and email address. While an image or a name alone can look bold, it's not much use if people don't know how to get in touch with you. There are also standards in terms of the content you'll want to include. One typical business card size is 55 x 85mm, but you'll see many other sizes quoted on the web – check with printers. There are actually a couple of 'standard' sizes depending on where you are in the world. A business card needs to be easy to stow in a pocket, wallet or organiser and cards designed in very different sizes or formats may be more likely to get lost or thrown out. Experimenting with colour and texture can really help a business card to stand out, but remember that the 'standard' sizes are standard for a reason. You can get very creative with business cards. Graphic designer Marine Laurent's business cards stand out thanks to strong use of colour and illustration, with a number of different designs.
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