What's included

• What to give the clients

  Logo Concepts: Initial design concepts or sketches for the client to review and provide feedback on. Final Logo Design: The chosen and finalized version of the logo, incorporating any revisions or feedback from the client. Color Variations: Different color options for the logo, which may include a full-color version, a grayscale version, and a black-and-white version. High-Resolution Files: Digital files of the logo in high-resolution formats suitable for various applications, such as print materials, signage, or digital platforms. Vector Files: Vector versions of the logo in formats like AI (Adobe Illustrator), EPS (Encapsulated PostScript), or SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics). Vector files allow for easy resizing without loss of quality. PNG Files with Transparent Background: PNG files that have a transparent background, making it easy to overlay the logo on different backgrounds without a white or colored box. JPEG Files: JPEG versions of the logo suitable for web and digital use. Usage Guidelines: A document or guide outlining how the logo should be used, including specifications for size, spacing, and color usage to maintain consistency. Font Information: If custom typography is used in the logo, details about the font or typeface are provided. Brand Colors: A document specifying the exact colors used in the logo, often including hex codes or Pantone colors for consistency in other brand materials. Logo in Different Sizes: Variations of the logo in different sizes to ensure visibility and legibility across various applications.