What's included

• Logo and Brand Identity

  Primary Logo: The main design that represents your brand, often including symbols, typography, and colors. Secondary Logo: A simplified or alternative version of the primary logo, useful for smaller applications or where the primary logo may be too detailed. Icon or Symbol: A standalone graphic element that can be used independently from the text part of the logo, ideal for app icons, social media avatars, etc. Color Palette: A selection of colors used in the logo, often with specifications (RGB, CMYK, HEX codes) for accurate reproduction in print and digital media. Typography: Recommendations for fonts and styles used in the logo design, ensuring consistency in branding. Usage Guidelines: Instructions on how to properly use the logo, including clear space requirements, minimum size guidelines, and rules for placement on different backgrounds. File Formats: Various file formats such as vector files (AI, EPS) for scalability and raster files (JPEG, PNG) for web and print use. Brand Style Guide (Optional): A more extensive document outlining additional brand elements, like patterns, textures, or photography styles, to maintain brand consistency across all platforms. Mockups: Optional visual representations of how the logo could look on business cards, letterheads, signage, etc., to help visualize its application in real-world scenarios.