As a service I provided to my client, I offered logo design using Canva for their friend's sneakers reselling page. Here's an overview of the process and deliverables:
Consultation: I started by having a discussion with the client to understand their friend's brand, target audience, and overall vision for the logo. This ensured that I had a clear direction to follow throughout the design process.
Concept Development: Based on the client's input, I brainstormed and created initial logo concepts using Canva. I explored various design elements, typography, color schemes, and iconography to capture the essence of the sneakers reselling page.
Collaboration and Feedback: I shared the initial logo concepts with the client and gathered their feedback. This iterative process allowed us to refine the design, incorporating their preferences and making adjustments to meet their expectations.
Canva Utilization: Leveraging the features and tools offered by Canva, I created the logo design. Canva provides a user-friendly interface, a wide range of design elements, fonts, and templates, enabling me to craft a visually appealing logo.
Fine-tuning and Revisions: Based on the client's feedback, I made necessary revisions to the design, ensuring it resonated with their friend's brand identity. This involved refining the typography, adjusting the layout, and fine-tuning color choices.
Final Deliverables: Once the client was satisfied with the logo design, I provided them with the final files. This typically includes the logo in different formats (e.g., PNG, JPEG, SVG) suitable for various applications, such as digital platforms and print materials.
Throughout the process, I maintained open lines of communication with the client, ensuring their satisfaction at each stage. By leveraging Canva's capabilities, I was able to deliver a professionally designed logo that aligned with the client's vision and their friend's sneakers reselling page.
Please note that while Canva is a powerful tool for creating visually appealing designs, it's important to ensure that the logo design meets professional standards and is unique to avoid any trademark or copyright infringements.
