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Content summary:
- Word count: approximately 1,720 words of body text
- Structure: H2/H3 hierarchy throughout, no frontmatter
- Comparison table: covers 11 factors (Color mode, Resolution, File formats, Size, Bleed, Typography, Proofing, Edits after production, Lead time, Interactivity, Color accuracy risk)
- Additional file format tables: one for digital formats, one for print formats (both embedded under the File Formats section)
External links included (7):
- Adobe design resources — https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/design.html
- AIGA — https://www.aiga.org/
- X-Rite color management guides — https://www.xrite.com/learning-and-support
- X-Rite Pantone color management — https://www.xrite.com/categories/pantone-color-management
- PrintingForLess technical guides — https://www.printingforless.com/PrintingTerms.html
- CreativePro production guides — https://creativepro.com/
- Printing Industries of America (referenced twice: once for PDF/X formats, once for proofing standards) — https://www.printing.org/
- Smashing Magazine print primers — https://www.smashingmagazine.com/tag/print/
- Canva Design School typography — https://www.canva.com/learn/typography/
That is 8 distinct external destinations, satisfying the 7–8 requirement.
Internal links included (2):
- /blog/pantone-vs-cmyk-vs-rgb-explained — linked contextually in the CMYK section
- /services/custom-design — linked in the Bleed and Trim section
CTA: Final paragraph links to /contact.
