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I would suggest checking out UXPressia’s Personas Online which is a persona builder. Technically not a template hub.However, when you create a new persona, it kind of looks like a template with all default sections. All that’s left for you is to generate a name (yes, there’s a name generator that gives authentic names based on sex and location of your choice), a photo, type in your data and voila.I created this example persona literally in three minutes.And it’s great cause you can export it to PDF and PNG or share with your client or teammate.Anyways, if you’re looking for something else, here’s a few links to Pinterest boards with Persona Examples you may find handy:HR Personas (Human Resource Personas)Owner, Director, and Founder PersonasTeacher, Coach, Trainer and Student PersonasBuyer PersonasCoffee Buyer Personas (Customer Personas)

Since banners come in all sizes, choosing the correct size is very important not only to accomplish your results, but also to save you money. Our most frequently ordered sizes are: 2 feet tall by 6 feet wide, 3 feet tall by 6 feet wide, and 4 feet tall by 8 feet wide. We print hundreds of banners in every size in between, and we also produce back-drop and over-sized banners that range from 8 feet tall to 10 feet wide and even larger.Get the best value at:Roller Banners UKPortable Display Experts - Roll UP StandeesIn general, the size of the viewing area will determine the size for your banner. For indoor parties, a 2 x 6 banner may work perfectly if you're in a smaller or medium size room. But if you're having a party at a convention center, than you will need a 4 x 8 or even larger banner so that the banner will be seen easily by a majority of the people. Or if you're announcing a grand opening or business event that will be hung outdoors near a busy intersection, a 2 x 6 banner may be a complete waste of money (too small to be effective) and you may need a 3 x 6 or 4 x 8 size banner. If you're confused about which size banner to use, simply call us at 866-267-5814 or press live chat and we'll be happy to help.There are several common features to most banners. First is the weight of the vinyl used for the banner. Many common sizes include 10 oz, 13 oz and even heavier. In general, 13 oz is the most common vinyl weight and works in most uses. You can safely use a less expensive lighter weight banner if your use is very temporary (indoor party,) but make sure you use a heavier weight banner for outdoor banners that will be displayed in windy areas or longer than 2 weeks.Second, does your banner need to be seamed or sewn for extra durability? Seaming a banner entails that the perimeter of the vinyl being "folded over" and affixed with durable double-sided seam tape. Most banner companies offer seaming as a normal feature; however, you may not need this added benefit, so why not save money? For example, if you're using your banner for an indoor birthday party, it's highly unlikely your banner needs to be seamed unless it's being hung or displayed in a fashion that will cause a lot of tension on the vinyl (such as with ropes or bungee cords)Third, does your banner require grommets? Grommets are the circular metal rings stamped onto the perimeter of a banner. If your banner is going to be hung with rope or bungee cords, it most certainly will require grommets to provide the means to attach the banner to the chords. However, if your banner is going to be displayed on a board or wall for a short amount of time, you may be able to use tape or staples to affix your banner to the surface, thus saving the unnecessary expense of having your banner company provide grommets as a finish!Fourth, does your banner need to be sewn (for the seaming process) or will double sided seam tape work? In general, if your use is for pole banners or banners that will be hung for a long time, you may require sewn seams vs. seam tape. But if you're using a banner for a temporary use, seam tape works fine. Seam tape also normally works fine in "normal" weather conditions.Here's a pictures of a "sewn seam" on a vinyl banner:And here's a picture of several grommets prior to being affixed to a vinyl banner:And finally- here's a grommet after being affixed onto a vinyl banner:Seaming with strong and reliable application tape works in most environments and can often save you money!Many people truly enjoy designing or laying out their banner. It can be a fun and creative process. However, in designing your banner, make sure you keep in mind the overall goal of your banner. If your banner is being used as a decoration at a birthday party, then your goal may be to create the banner to look artistically incredible and designed to highlight or promote the person being celebrated. Fonts, pictures, shadows, effects, and colors that pop may be your first consideration. However, if your banner's goal is to convey a message at a busy intersection, than the message itself is the most important item to consider.If your banner's goal is the first mentioned above, than there may be few rules to follow. Let your imagination run wild! But if your banner's goal is the second above, here are a few ideas to consider:1) Go with easily readable fonts. We recommend sans serif fonts (arial is our default) for conveying information such as: SALE! or GRAND OPENING or for phone numbers, domains, addresses, etc. Don't get fancy here. If your viewer is in a car passing by at a high speed, the last thing you want is for them to not be able to read the message because of the font.2) Use highly contrasting colors. We recommend as our top choices: red on white and black on yellow. Black on white also works well. But stay away from the difficult to read combinations such as red on black, purple on black, or any closely related colors. Lighter colors such as pink and yellow will fade away on a white background. As a rule of thumb, if you print your banner proof on 8.5" x 11" paper, and can't read it easily from @ 5-10 feetaway, than you'll more than likely have trouble with your banner.3) Keep out the clutter. Whether using your banner for a party or for a business celebration, avoid placing small clutter text that won't be viewed. In fact, if your banner is being used at an intersection as a billboard, you may want to keep the text to a bare minimum: just the message and relevant contact information.4) Use quality images/files. Remember that your banner will be printed using a wide format printer. Small images and pictures often pixelate when enlarged. As a rule of thumb, if your picture file is under 2 mb, you run the risk that your picture will be blurry when printed (excluding vector images).5) Save your file correctly for your banner company. Regardless of the type of design program you're using, make sure you size your file correctly and save it in the appropriate format. Common formats include vector, pdf, jpeg, and tiff. Sizing depends on the quality of your file as well as the means to send the file to your banner company. Files larger than 10 mb are difficult to email and require an ftp upload or physical delivery via a disk or memory stick.Keep in mind that normally your banner will be truncated approximately 1 inch around the perimeter for the seaming and grommeting, so make sure you design your banner with at least a 1 inch bleed. Below are several templates (pdf files) for you to use in designingyour banner which most banner or printing companies should accept for your design.

Yes! Wedding Planning Tools take 50% pressure off your chest.Especially for initial browsing go through multiple options and see what works best for you.(Disclaimer: I am not associated with any of the below-mentioned apps/tools in any way. This answer exclusively talks about my personal experience with them.)The initial tools that went a long way with me were-:1) Evernote: Wedding Planning can drive people crazy. While there are a plethora of options, one might lose their sanity. Evernote is like your go-to bookmark place. We literally went through hundreds of designs. Every now and then idea used to pop in our mind every day. Be it a comment, a quick note, any design, inspiration image or video, PDF, links, for anything and everything Evernote came in for handy use.It was like our regular online journal where we used to log all that we need for marriage. Best part you can share it with your partner.2) Pinterest: It was my holy grail for design inspiration. I literally made custom boards for Eventwise Decor, Invitation, Wedding Favors, Dress, Accessory, Makeup and what not. While travelling or random browsing, I used to pin every god damn inspiration on the boards. Later sort them and put them in the final list. Those came in handy for all my shopping, decor planning, and bridal makeup discussion. I haven't yet able have the heart to delete those pins. I sparingly used Instagram too, but it was only to seek inspiration. Those saved pictures, I always ended up stuffing under Evernote.3) WedMeGood: Although initially, I had three other apps similar to this one. Those were WeddingHappy, Appy Couple, and IWedPlanner. I ended up with WedMeGood for sake of convenience. Quick Tip: All of these do almost the same job, however, cater to different needs. See what suits you. These are free apps that ask for your anticipated wedding date then builds a customized schedule, along with a to-do checklist. It used to be super helpful. However, I ended up with WedMeGood because of their articles, design/picture inspiration, and sorted vendor lists with initial price estimates.4) Excel: I have a wedding template from Microsoft Excel that helped me track my RSVP. Alongside that, it was also meant for payment tracking, showed me a spending summary. Later we added a few more options for coordinating vendor contact details etc.5) Gaana/Saavn: We did have a DJ at our AfterParty. However, we saved good money for our Sangeet (Prewedding) function by excusing the DJ. While there are so many online options available and it could be overwhelming to see alternatives. Gaana got us a sorted list for the wedding and other Indian wedding functions. They also had options for Bridal Entry/Groom Entry etc. that made our life easy to let our music coordinators know what we have in our mind. We had mix ethnic groups in our guest list. And hence it made sense for us to create our own playlist depending on the taste of our guests.With all that in place, one needs to also ensure that keep revisiting their option only for a while, afterwards stick to what works the best.In words of renowned American fashion designer Thom Browne:" When people have too many choices, they make bad."So stick to the basic and make it good.