Their use of these programs does not guarantee, however, that the resulting work will be as attractive or effective as that of a professional graphic designer. The possibilities for customizing these layouts are often limited. Desktop publishers are not typically trained to manage commercial printing. Their printed products are generally laser or inkjet prints, or photocopies. Your print vendor.
Many commercial printers employ graphic designers to assist customers with their projects.
The skill and training of these employees varies widely. Some may be design students, some are award-winning designers. Quick print shops more commonly employ desktop publishers to assist customers with the layout of their projects. Before enlisting a desktop publisher or printer to help with your design project, be sure to discuss your objectives and your budget with them. Ask to see samples of their design work.