How we make Endorr print guides.

What we cover

Endorr publishes guides for people preparing artwork and production files. We choose topics that connect to a real print task, such as checking bleed, effective image resolution or transparency before a DTF transfer. We aim to explain the decision and the check a reader can perform, rather than repeat a generic list of settings.

How we check it

Each guide lists its technical references. We prefer documentation from the software maker, equipment maker or relevant print standards body for claims about those tools and formats. A source can establish how a setting works, but it cannot establish the specification for every shop. Where requirements differ by process, press, RIP or finishing method, the guide asks the reader to use the receiving print provider’s instructions.

We use worked calculations to make concepts testable and retain the conditions in the example. We do not present an example as a production result unless the file, method and outcome can be inspected. Publication and update dates appear on each article; we change the update date when a substantive correction or revision is made.

Who reviews it

These starter guides are prepared by Endorr. Ezra, Endorr’s Co-founder and Head of Digital Commerce, is the named contact for questions and corrections. The current guides have not yet received a named print operator review. We will identify a technical reviewer and their role only after they have checked the article and agreed to be credited. Source citations and a software build check do not substitute for a production proof.

Corrections

If a step is unclear, a source has changed or a setting could cause a production mistake, email ezra@endorr.com with the guide URL, the line in question and the process or device involved. We will inspect the report, update the guide if needed and change its visible updated date for a substantive correction.

Product links

Endorr makes products for print workflows. Guides may link to a relevant Endorr product after answering the reader’s question. Those links are commercial context, not independent endorsements or evidence that a particular print result has been achieved. Product capabilities should be checked on their own pages.

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