For all of these flyers I really wanted to highlight the safety resources that are provided by the Guilford Guard safety app. These safety symbols, when clicked on, reveal lots of vital information and protocol for that particular event. I wanted to highlight this in the flyers because having clear and accurate information in these situations is very important.

The image on the left is a first draft and gave me room for improvements. The top of the flyer is cluttered and the first flyer mentions Public Safety twice so I removed the extra words. I edited the secondary heading so it would tell you what the app did rather than ask you a question. I cleaned up the QR code and fixed the spacing on the images. 

This version of flyer was fun for me to edit and improve. The one on the left feels scattered so I added borders on the top and bottom to break up the image and frame the important information. I corrected some spacing and made the section with the QR code less crowded and more visually appealing.  

I wanted to use this flyer to highlight some of the other features that the app offers. I enjoyed using the stop sign as a point of contrast and to get people to stop and read the flyer. The bullet points and text being off centered throws off the image so I corrected that and made the information a little smaller. I cleaned up the QR code and added the Guilford mascot for visual interest.