How to Design a Logo

How to Design a Logo
As you can see, the logo creates a huge impact more than simple symbols. They’re epic icons. Logos are the face of your company; it creates a good impression to your customers about your brand and let them know if it’s right for them. It deliverers of the all-important lasting impression, crucial visual representations of your business, what you do and what you’re about. Accordingly, the utmost care and meticulousness should be taken when designing yours. 

To design a logo, one should be expert in graphics, the management of colours, geometric shapes, communication etc. It is an identifying element which reflects the attitudes and values of a company. There are two levels, first, the research level and, second, the design level. For the first level it is mandatory to know information about the company, Its market and competitors in the market, It needs graphic elements, colours, images, symbols in a harmonious concept. By knowing these elements (theory and graphics) helps in creating interesting logos.  
Here are some points to be noticed related to a graphics strategy.
1.    Understand why you need a logo
2.    Plan before you start designing your logo 
o    Define your brand identity
o    Find inspiration
o    Check out the competition
3.    Design your logo 
o    Choose your design style
o    Find the right type of logo
o    Pay attention to colour
o    Pick the right typography
4.    Navigate the design process 
o    Communicate with your designer
o    Evaluate your logo options
o    What not to do when designing a logo
5.    Use your logo
Achieving a well-designed logo requires really hard work and being up to date with the latest trends in design. It's probably the best way of establishing brand identity, making an impact on customers and ensuring that they'll remember your site and come back for a second visit. Most logos communicate ideas, for instance, the kind of quality services a company can provide for its customers.

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