What's included

• color palette, logo variations, to choose what to apply, source files etc

  Final Logo Design Files: This includes the primary logo in various formats such as vector (EPS, SVG) and raster (PNG, JPEG) files. Color Palette: A document specifying the colors used in the logo, including primary, secondary, and accent colors, along with their corresponding HEX, RGB, or CMYK values. Typography Guidelines: Information about the fonts used in the logo, including the font names, styles (e.g., bold, italic), and any specific instructions for usage. Logo Variations: Different versions of the logo, such as horizontal, vertical, stacked, or simplified versions for various applications. Usage Guidelines: Instructions on how to properly use the logo, including clear space requirements, minimum size guidelines, and rules for scaling or altering the logo. Mockups: Optional presentation of the logo in real-world scenarios, such as on stationery, merchandise, or digital applications, to demonstrate its versatility and application. Brand Style Guide (Optional): A comprehensive document detailing the logo usage, color palette, typography, and overall brand identity guidelines for consistent branding across all touchpoints. Source Files: Native files of the logo design created in software such as Adobe Illustrator or Sketch, allowing for future edits or modifications. Ownership Transfer: A formal agreement transferring the ownership rights of the logo design from the designer to the client upon completion of the project. Final Invoice and Payment: A final invoice outlining the project costs and payment details, along with any remaining balance to be settled. These deliverables ensure that the client receives everything they need to effectively use and manage their new logo design.