What's included

• Final Logo Files

  For logo design projects, the client will typically receive several versions of the logo in different formats. These formats may include high-resolution vector files (e.g., AI, EPS, or PDF) that allow for easy scaling without loss of quality. Additionally, you may provide raster files (e.g., PNG or JPEG) for web or print usage at various sizes.

• Color Variations:

  Depending on the branding needs and usage scenarios, you may provide different color variations of the logo. This could include a full-color version, a black-and-white version, and a simplified version for use in limited color spaces.

• Logo Usage Guidelines

  To ensure consistent and proper usage of the logo, you might create a simple branding guideline document. This document outlines the standard logo placement, size, clear space, and preferred color combinations. It helps the client and others maintain brand identity when using the logo.

• Mock-up Presentations:

  You may provide mock-up presentations to showcase how the logo will look in real-world applications. These presentations can include visual examples of the logo on stationery, signage, websites, business cards, social media headers, or other relevant materials. It provides clients with a preview of how their logo will appear in different contexts.

• Transparent Background Versions:

  It is common to provide logo versions with transparent backgrounds. These transparent files (usually in PNG or TIFF formats) allow clients to easily overlay the logo on various backgrounds without any visible white box or background color.