Which items are typical outputs of print media design?

• A. Bulletins, tracts, flyers, door hangers
• B. Logos, business cards, letterheads
• C. Social media posts, memes
• D. Email newsletters

Answer: (A)

Print media design centers on creating physical pieces that people can hold, read, and act on in the real world. Bulletins, tracts, flyers, and door hangers fit this idea perfectly because they are designed to be printed and distributed directly to an audience—posted, handed out, or left at doors for quick, tangible impact. They emphasize concise messaging, readable typography, and compelling visuals to grab attention in everyday environments.

Logos, business cards, and letterheads are important print assets, but they’re mainly about branding and identity across various media rather than standalone outreach pieces. Digital formats like social media posts, memes, or email newsletters are designed for online distribution, not print.