Dockside Cafe DL Brochure
Client
Graphic Design
Print Management
Sector
Tourism Region
This DL flyer for Dockside Café Mildura is a vibrant, well-branded marketing piece designed to attract visitors to Mildura’s first riverfront café with a view. Featuring a warm gradient background and strong Dockside logo, the layout blends lifestyle photography, clear location mapping, and bold callouts to highlight the café’s unique position on the Murray River.
Eye-catching text such as “Mildura’s only riverfront café with a view” (at time of design) and practical visitor details ensure quick impact and clarity. The inclusion of All Seasons Houseboats ties in cross-promotion, while the red base and strong typography maintain consistency with Dockside’s wider visual identity.
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