The Design Center is where you build (or upload) your own RaiderX yard sign, rider or business card. Every design — however it was made — needs the broker’s written approval before you use it, and a business card needs that approval before it can be ordered printed (P&P § 3.5.1).
Design Center → New design (Sign Library → My designs also links straight in). Pick what you’re making — yard sign, rider or business card — then a format and a starter template, or start blank. Templates prefill from your real profile: name as licensed, phone, email, website, license number and your photo.
Drag, resize and rotate text, photos, shapes, icons, a QR code and the RaiderX wordmark — the brand is locked (Helvetica Neue only, brand colors only, the wordmark can’t be resized off-aspect or recolored). Or upload a PDF/PNG/JPG made outside RaiderX (Canva, a sign shop, a print vendor) — same queue, and the broker checks it by eye against the brand guidelines instead.
The checks panel flags anything that would block approval before you try — most importantly the RaiderX name being at least half the size of your largest contact text (22 TAC § 535.155). On a business card that’s checked across the whole card (front + back together), not each side alone. Click Submit for review when it’s clean.
You’re notified when it’s approved or sent back with a note. An approved design is locked — Duplicate it to make changes, which goes back for review. Print PDFs only exist for approved designs, and for a sign or rider one approval covers every stock size in that format.
From an approved business-card design, choose quantity, finish and single- or double-sided, add a shipping address, and place the order — it can’t be placed against an unapproved design. Signs and riders download as a print-ready PDF for your own sign printer.
The stock card layouts put a small "RX" corner mark on the front and the full RaiderX wordmark on the back — that passes, because the check looks at the whole card. Remove the back wordmark, though, and it fails; the small corner mark alone never counts.
In a team or LLC, nobody but the designated broker presents as "Owner" or the like — the guidelines checklist flags this (P&P § 3.2(g)).
Sign in and the platform walks you through it. Stuck on a step? Ask ConsoleX from your dashboard — it knows this process end to end — or browse all 18 partner guides.
Sign in · Design CenterChecked against the platform on September 29, 2026.