What's included

• About logo

  Design Brief: A detailed document outlining the client's requirements, preferences, and any specific details relevant to the logo design. Concept Presentations: Initial design concepts or sketches for the client to review and provide feedback. High-Resolution Logo Files: Finalized versions of the logo in various formats (e.g., PNG, JPEG, vector formats like AI or EPS) suitable for different use cases. Color Variations: Providing the logo in different color options, including both color and black-and-white versions. Typography Details: If applicable, specifying the fonts used in the logo and providing the font files if necessary. Brand Style Guide: A document outlining the proper usage of the logo, including color codes, font choices, spacing guidelines, and any other relevant design elements. Mockups: Displaying how the logo would appear in real-world scenarios, such as on business cards, stationery, signage, or websites. Vector Files: Supplying the logo in a scalable vector format, ensuring it can be resized without loss of quality. Revisions: Allowing for a predetermined number of revisions based on client feedback to refine the design. Logo Usage Guidelines: Providing instructions on how to use the logo correctly and avoid common mistakes that could compromise its integrity. Final Presentation: A comprehensive presentation of the final logo design, explaining the design choices and how they align with the client's brand. Invoice: Sending an invoice for the completed logo design work. Source Files: Optionally, providing the original source files (e.g., Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop files) to the client for future modifications or reference.