Klassen Window & Door Co. / Website, ads & print design

One familiar look. Online and in hand.

A website, campaign graphics and print materials that feel like the same company. For Klassen Window & Door Co., the design carries from the screen to the brochure, postcard and front door.

Klassen Window & Door Co. desktop website, section 1 of 4 — Desktop website — scroll inside to explore the complete page.

Klassen Window & Door Co. desktop website, section 2 of 4 — Desktop website — scroll inside to explore the complete page.

The same company on screen.

The website uses the same confident type, navy foundation and warm accents. Product imagery, service sections and clear estimate actions extend the visual direction into a longer page.

Print designed around how it is held.

The brochure gives the brand room to tell a fuller story. The outside brings together a photographic cover, contact details and reasons to choose the company. Inside, services, product imagery and the estimate process unfold across three panels.

We worked with Klassen Window & Door Co.’s existing identity: deep navy, warm cream, bold headings and clear calls to action. That same vocabulary connects the brochure to the website and advertising.

Klassen Window and Door Co. tri-fold brochure outside spread in navy and cream with entry-door photography — Tri-fold brochure — outside spread. View full size

Inside of the Klassen Window and Door Co. brochure with three panels for products, services and the estimate process — Tri-fold brochure — inside spread. View full size

Prepared for trim, bleed and folds.

The print work goes beyond placing a design on a page. The brochure was built at an 11 × 8.5-inch trim size with ⅛-inch bleed and ¼-inch safe areas at the edges and folds. Its tuck-in panel is shorter so the layout accounts for the roll fold.

The handout files include PDFs with defined trim and bleed boxes, outlined type and CMYK versions. Text, logos and QR codes were checked against the safe areas; QR destinations were checked from the rendered artwork. These are designs prepared to print specifications, with the printer’s color profile, hard proof and fold check still part of the final production handoff.

Klassen entry-door postcard front with large replacement-door image and smaller before image — Postcard — front. View full size

Klassen postcard back with service information, QR code and contact details — Postcard — back. View full size

A smaller format with the same presence.

The 4.25 × 6-inch postcard uses a larger photograph and a shorter message on the front, then makes room for the response details on the back. It follows the same navy-and-cream palette and strong headline hierarchy as the brochure.

Door hangers carry that identity into a taller, narrower format. The service message gets the front; the shared reverse keeps the contact information and next step consistent across the set.

Klassen entry and patio door hanger front — Service-led front. View full size

Klassen free-estimate door hanger front — Estimate-led front. View full size

Klassen shared door hanger reverse — Shared reverse. View full size

Recognizable in the feed, too.

The ad brings the system into a compact format: three product images, one large headline and a clear estimate action. The logo, navy field and warm accent make it feel connected to the website and printed pieces.

Across these formats, the layout changes to suit the job. The visual identity stays recognizable.

Klassen Window and Door Co. ad showing windows, doors and siding above a navy headline panel — Campaign design — the same visual language in a feed format. View full size

Design that travels with your business.

This work brings together website design, advertising and physical collateral. A customer can move from an ad to the website, then pick up a brochure or receive a door hanger and encounter a consistent company.

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