Logo Variations: Along with the primary logo, the client may receive variations that can be used in different contexts. These variations could include alternate color schemes, different layouts, or modified versions of the signature logo that adapt to different sizes and formats.

Logo Usage Guidelines: A set of guidelines or brand style guides may be provided to ensure consistent and proper usage of the logo. It will outline specifications such as minimum size, clear space, color palette, typography, and any specific instructions for using the signature logo across different mediums.

File Formats: The client should receive the logo files in various formats to accommodate different use cases. Common file formats include vector formats like EPS or AI (for scalability without loss of quality), as well as raster formats like PNG or JPEG (for web and digital use) and PDF (for print and high-quality outputs).

Color Codes: The deliverables may also include the specific color codes used in the logo design. These could be in the form of hexadecimal codes, Pantone numbers, or CMYK values, ensuring consistent color reproduction across different platforms.

Mockups: In some cases, the client may receive mockups showcasing how the signature logo would appear in real-world applications. These mockups could include examples of the logo on business cards, stationery, signage, packaging, or digital screens, giving the client a better idea of how the logo will look in various contexts.

Ownership and Usage Rights: The client should also receive documentation outlining their ownership of the logo design and any usage rights associated with it. This ensures that the client has the necessary permissions to use the logo for their intended purposes without infringing on any copyright or intellectual property rights.