Duographix is a company formed by the best programmers, web service specialists and graphic designers, who specialize in audio, video and programs for all types of Web service. Give us a try! Make this experience easy for you and your company.
We are a web and graphic design company based in San Jose, CA.
We have developed websites, flyers, postcards and many other graphic pieces for large corporations, small businesses, marketing agencies, startups and also for individuals. We take on large and small projects with equal enthusiasm & professionalism.
Dougraphix has the advantage that you will talk directly to the developers undertaking your project; thus not only be certain that your project will be handled by a professional designer from the outset but your doubts and ideas will be well interpreted from the beginning.
Testimonials
Duographix team have supported us with impressive and cost-effective brochures with outstanding photography, design and also with floor plans. All have reflected the properties to our markets with the quality communications we seek for our clients. We recommend them highly and use no one else! Warmly and with thanks!
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Ursula Huber Rea and Keith D. Rapp DRE# 01419556 Alain Pinel Realtors, Danville and Blackhawk. |
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You guys are the best!
“Rick Rivers, and Duographix” always provide exceptional service, photographers , quality tours and wonderfully designed flyers on a timely basis! We know we will receive exemplary customer service, attention and prompt turnaround times. Wouldn’t recommend anyone else!
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Patricia Douglas Wheeler DRE# 01210198 Realtor/Assistant to Cheryl Price Alain Pinel Realtors |
In Real Estate, A Picture Is Worth $1,000 or More
Attention desperate home sellers. Don’t want to lower the price on your house? Consider better photos. Real-estate listings that use photographs taken by the higher-end SLR cameras favored by photographers and photography enthusiasts, tend to do better than those that use photos from cheaper point-and-shoot cameras, according to a new analysis done by Redfin Corp.
