Designing Calendars
This article appeared in Issue 113 of InDesign Magazine.Nigel French examines several different approaches to designing calendars, from tried-and-true to truly remarkable.
If you’re looking to advertise your business, a calendar is a great promotional vehicle: a chance to put your products or portfolio in front of clients and potential clients and have it update every month for an entire year. How many other marketing pieces have such a long life span? To make the calendar beautiful, as well as functional, we need a fresh approach, and that’s a challenge when you’re working on a design problem that has been solved every year since the dawn of (recorded) time.
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At the risk of sounding silly, when I click the .js file from the download, Dreamweaver opens. From InDesign I’m not seeing how to open the calendar. I’d like to use this obviously win InDesign. Please tell me what I’m doing wrong?! Thanks!