Follow Up - Review

Many times it's just an error during import and undoing and reimporting will fix it. Try this first and if it doesn't work, use the action to add the trim.

The correct answer is Amarelinha, Zalderdash. This means that both Amarelinha and Zalderdash fonts require ligatures to be turned off when overriding.

Only fonts on the MFL can be used.

You will most commonly use the alt codes/glyphs to change fractions for baby weight and length.

Trims should never show on a w2p/pdf. We do not want the printer to print the white space the trim creates or there will be no bleed.

ONLY if that exact font is already used in the design text and the customer requests that text match it or if the design text needs to be changed due to customer request (Happy Holidays > Merry Christmas) then the CTC font can be used.

The layers that do not print are Paper and Card specs. Printing is the process of transferring ink or toner onto a surface, typically paper or a similar material. The Layout and Color layers are responsible for determining the arrangement and appearance of the printed content, while the Paper and Card specs are physical properties of the material being printed on and do not directly contribute to the printed design.

There is no need to change the comma to "&" or "and" per the standards.

Always make sure names are centered in the space and then all the text is centered on the artboard (for this design - always double check web sample for designer intent).

Center the text vertically on the back of postcards making sure it doesn't go past the bottom guide.

Make sure that important features that are too close to the trim line are nudged/resized slightly so that there is more room. The edge of the photo should still be overlapping the trim line so that there is some bleed.

Unless the customer entered breaks (which can be seen in text editor) like the wanted to move the text down, leave as is.