What's included

• logo desig

  1. Final Logo Files Vector Files: Scalable logo files in vector format (AI, EPS, or SVG). These are essential for high-quality printing or resizing without loss of resolution. Raster Files: PNG or JPG files for web use, typically with transparent backgrounds (for PNG) to ensure flexibility across different mediums. High-Resolution PDF: A high-quality PDF file of the logo for print and digital use. 2. Logo Variations Color Versions: The logo in full color, as well as in single color (black, white, or other neutral colors), depending on the brand’s requirements. Black and White Versions: For cases where color printing or use may not be possible or optimal. Monochrome and Grayscale Versions: Useful for different types of media or backgrounds where the full-color logo is not ideal. Horizontal and Vertical Versions: Different orientations of the logo to suit various layout requirements (e.g., a stacked version for narrower spaces and a horizontal version for banners). Icon or Symbol Only: The logo’s standalone icon or symbol without text, if applicable. 3. Color Palette Color Codes: The exact color codes used in the logo (RGB for digital use, CMYK for print, and Hex codes for web), so the client can maintain brand consistency across various mediums. 4. Typography Guidelines Font Files: If custom fonts were used, the client may receive the font files or details on where to purchase/download the font. Font Usage Guidelines: Information on how to use the fonts, including recommended font sizes and spacing, to maintain consistency across all branding materials. 5. Logo Usage Guidelines (Brand Style Guide) Logo Guidelines Document: A simple style guide or logo usage manual that explains how the logo should and shouldn’t be used. This can include: Minimum size specifications. Clear space rules (how much space should surround the logo). Prohibited uses (e.g., don’t stretch, distort, or alter colors). Backgrounds and color contrast recommendations.