What's included

• Final Files

  Vector File: The most important file format is the vector file, usually in either AI (Adobe Illustrator), EPS (Encapsulated PostScript), or SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format. Vector files allow the logo to be scaled to any size without losing quality and are essential for printing purposes. Raster Files: Provide rasterized versions of the logo in high-resolution formats such as PNG or TIFF. These files are suitable for digital use and can be easily placed in documents or websites. Include variations with transparent backgrounds for versatile usage. Color Variations: Deliver the logo in various color variations, including full color, grayscale, and black-and-white versions. Ensure that each variation maintains the integrity of the design and is suitable for different backgrounds or printing methods. Horizontal and Vertical Layouts: If the logo design includes both horizontal and vertical layouts, provide separate files for each layout to accommodate different design contexts and orientations. Typography Information: Include details of any fonts or typography used in the logo design. Provide font files if custom or non-standard fonts are used, or specify the font names and styles for easy identification. Usage Guidelines: Create a style guide or usage guidelines document outlining how the logo should be used, including minimum size requirements, clear space, and proper alignment. Include instructions on color usage and any restrictions on modifying the logo. Mockups or Presentations: Optionally, provide mockups or presentations showcasing the logo in various contexts, such as business cards, stationery, signage, or digital applications. This helps the client visualize how the logo will appear in real-world scenarios. Ownership and Usage Rights: Clarify the ownership and usage rights of the logo design, including any licensing agreements or restrictions. Provide a written agreement outlining the terms of use and transfer of intellectual property rights to the client. Final Invoice: Along with the deliverables, provide the client with a final invoice detailing the project scope, agreed-upon fees, and payment terms. Include any additional expenses incurred during the design process for transparency.