“Communication with the printer was good, but my order took over a month to be printed and then wasnt delivered as DPD drove away before I had a chance to open the door.”
“The stickers and quality are really good. But it took about 6 weeks and 4 nagging emails to get 100 stickers.
I will wait until I see an improvement shown on the Stickythings dashboard before I use again.
Sorry, 2 years ago quality and delivery were spot on.”
“Great product but slow turn around. I understand they are a small team but they appeared very snowed under. I have used them in the past and turnaround was not an issue.”
“I like sticky note, but it could be more user friendly, and also include the option to edit previous orders, to recreate new orders, as currently you have to do the entire design again which is long winded and unnecessary to be honest.”
“Stickers themselves are great except they are smaller than intended which I think is due to a typo my end. I did ask customer service if they could be reprinted the correct size however rather than provide a quote and assist they simply stated they dont do free reprints. Not sure if I'll use again as customer support is not helpful.”
“Very fast turn around and delivery. Usually I have great results this time the online artwork upload was awkward to use and the printed labels are not a good match to my artwork colour unfortunately…”
Hi Caroline,
Thanks for the review. I've checked your order and I have a reason for the slight colour change. You designed online using the online design tool. The colour you picked for the blue was a very bright regal blue, which is unachievable when printed in CMYK inks, so some colour conversion always happens from RGB to CMYK.
We do suggest on the website that colour changes will happen when RGB colours are used in the online designer and that if there are colour critical artworks, to use the proofing function instead.
FYI, bright oranges, blues and greens are usually the most highly likely to have a noticeable conversion. There are many online CMYK colour pickers that you can use to get a colour that won't be converted.
If you have a print ready PDF, I'd always suggest the proofing option, unless the colour on screen when uploaded within the designer is very close to the original PDF.
I hope that helps
Kind Regards
Matt
