Most founders hire a designer to make a logo. Then they wonder why the logo didn'tMost founders hire a designer to make a logo. Then they wonder why the logo didn't
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Then they wonder why the logo didn't fix anything.
Here's what they missed: the logo was never the problem. The thinking behind it was. Before I draw a single shape, I ask five questions. Most have nothing to do with design. They have everything to do with your business.
-Who is this actually for.
-What people actually pay you for.
-Who you lose deals to.
-What your brand should never look like.
-Where the logo will actually live.
Answer them right and the design almost makes itself.
Just published a new case study for Jiva, a business automation agency.
I explored three different logo concepts based on the idea of step-by-step business growth, deliberately avoiding the usual symbols of money and arrows.
The chosen direction was the geometric sign of the circles in the circle by zoom, which is supported by an exquisite word mark, flexible variations of the logo, an icon, a favicon, a color palette and digital programs.
If you need a distinctive logo and corporate identity for your company, feel free to send me a message.