I have a 10×10-foot space at an upcoming trade show and my number-one objective is to attract new customers the moment they walk past. I need a cohesive booth concept—layout, look, and feel—paired with eye-catching visuals. The job covers both print and screen: banners and posters for the physical walls, plus digital display content that loops seamlessly on a monitor. Here’s what I expect to receive: • A visual layout or 3-D mock-up showing how every element fits within a 10×10 booth footprint. • Print-ready artwork for the banners/posters (CMYK, correct bleed, 150–300 dpi). • Digital display graphics or a short motion clip prepared at 1920 × 1080. • Editable source files (AI/PSD or similar) so small copy tweaks are easy on my end. Feel free to draw on tools like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, or even a quick SketchUp render—the medium is up to you, as long as the final pieces are production-ready. If you’ve designed compact booths that pull traffic before, I’d love to see examples and hear how fast you can turn this around.