Business Cards: Rounded vs. Square Corners
I personally like rounded, but it seems everyone has square. Does rounded come off too snowflakey? Thanks, pals!
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I think any non conventional cards must be for an unconventional business. If you're running a law firm or accounting consultancy, square. If you're a stylist or plumber, and professionalism is secondary to work product, go crazy.
FactSet rounds two of the four corners, and colors the backside blue with their logo in white in the middle. I prefer Bloomberg with the front side professional, and the back side colorful. Ours are white with black lettering, front side embossed with name and company, and contact info on the back. It's pretty nice because the cardstock is the thickest I've seen.
The craziest I've seen is a FA group that uses poker chips with the info in the middle. Yeah, the first thing I want to think of when talking to a FA is gambling.
If you're gonna make it rounded, why not just make it a circle or something? Might as well go full snowflakey.
Why go circle when you can go full snowflakey with a snowflake shaped business card. That'll show 'em. No two are alike! Well, the business cards are, but you get what I'm sayin'.
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