A: Before having a logo designer create your new branding image, you should have an idea of what you want to portray. You should consider whether you want a text logo or a graphic logo or maybe some sort of combination.
You should also think about color profiles that are built around color that convey the feelings you want expressed in your brand identity.
A: We will send your
logo design file formats to you via e-mail. For an additional charge of $15.00 we can also put your logos on a CD for you.
A: The following types of files are included in the price. AI (Illustrator) and EPS for professional print jobs. These are vector format files.
For home use and some print jobs you will need TIFF and PNG files will be included. These are pixel files and should have a DPI (dots per inch) of at least 300 dpi. These types of files lose their detail when enlarged but can be reduced.
The last file types you will also receive JPEG and GIF. These are pixel files and are used for web design. Be aware that not all colors translate well on the Internet, especially in GIF files. You will receive crisp 72 dpi files for the Internet. Your GIF file will be transparent unless you want a white box around it when displayed on your page.
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