What's included

• logo designer

  Logo Files in Multiple Formats: The client should receive the logo in various file formats to ensure it can be used in different contexts. Common formats include: Raster Format: Such as PNG with a transparent background for web use and JPEG for general purposes. Color Variations: Different color versions of the logo, including full color, grayscale, and black and white, to ensure versatility in various applications. Usage Guidelines: A document outlining guidelines on how to use the logo correctly, including minimum size, clear space, and rules for maintaining the integrity of the logo's design. Typography Information: If specific fonts or typography were used in the logo, the client should receive information about these fonts and where to obtain them. High-Resolution Files: High-resolution versions of the logo for use in print materials like business cards, brochures, and banners. Source Files: The client should also receive the source files of the logo, typically in the design software format (e.g., Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop), which allows for future edits or modifications if needed. Logo in Social Media Sizes: Scaled-down versions of the logo optimized for use on social media profiles and websites. Transfer of Copyright or Usage Rights: Depending on the agreement, the client should receive documentation transferring copyright or granting them specific usage rights for the logo.