# Ligasol Service GmbH — editable stationery sources

These `.svg` files are the master artwork for the printed and PDF stationery in
the parent folder. SVG opens natively in Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Affinity
Designer, Inkscape and Sketch, and every text string stays live and editable.

| Source | Output | Size |
| --- | --- | --- |
| `business-card-front.svg`, `business-card-back.svg` | `../business-card.pdf` (2 pages) | 85 × 55 mm |
| `letterhead.svg` | `../letterhead.pdf` | A4, DIN 5008 margins |
| `invoice.svg` | `../invoice.pdf` | A4 |
| `quotation.svg` | `../quotation.pdf` | A4 |

## Editing

1. Open the `.svg` in your editor of choice.
2. Replace the placeholder strings only — `Max Mustermann`, the role line,
   the phone number, client address, document numbers and dates.
3. Fonts are **Sora** (headlines, wordmark) and **Manrope** (everything else),
   both free from Google Fonts. Install them locally before editing so the
   metrics match; otherwise convert text to outlines before printing.
4. Keep the palette: navy `#16274C`, royal blue `#286CAB`, mid blue `#4F8AC6`,
   signal blue `#89B3D8`, steel grey `#5E6774`, light grey `#F4F6F8`,
   rule grey `#DFE3E8`.
5. Never redraw the logo — copy the grouped `L` mark as-is, or use the files in
   `../../` (`logo-horizontal.svg`, `icon.svg`, …).

## Print notes

- Documents are laid out at final trim size. Add 3 mm bleed in your print
  workflow if the printer requires it; all content already sits ≥ 6 mm from the
  trim edge, so nothing critical falls in the bleed zone.
- Business card: print front (page 1) and back (page 2) on 350–400 g/m² uncoated
  or soft-touch laminate stock.
- Letterhead / invoice / quotation: 100 g/m² white uncoated, CMYK or spot navy.
- The two short marks on the left edge of the A4 templates are DL fold marks.

## Regenerating the PDFs

The PDFs are rendered straight from these SVGs:

```bash
rsvg-convert -f pdf -o ../business-card.pdf business-card-front.svg business-card-back.svg
rsvg-convert -f pdf -o ../letterhead.pdf letterhead.svg
rsvg-convert -f pdf -o ../invoice.pdf invoice.svg
rsvg-convert -f pdf -o ../quotation.pdf quotation.svg
```
