Logo Design
The purpose of a logo is to give your company an identity so you can grow your business by capturing new clients with a logo that speaks to them. Your business will then retain customers who trust the brand behind your logo.
A logo is usually the first visual symbol you develop as a business. You may also think of a logo as a simple visual mark to identify your company, product or service. The logo is summarizing in a visual language your concept.
– 4x Logo Concepts to choose from
Different elements & styles to be combined to create a unique logo
According to brief received.
1 final concept delivered
Full color
Final artwork:
– CMKY/ RBG for print or digital logos
– 300 ppi
– File formats: ESP, PDF, JPG, PNG, 3D
– 0.25 inch Bleed + Crop Marks for printing
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Email Signature Design
Email Signature Design
The best email signatures do two jobs:
- attract the reader’s attention.
- convey information about you to the reader
Wondering what to include in an email signature? Here are some elements of a good email signature:
- Name, title and company. Your name tells the reader who sent the email. If you’re representing a company, you should also include your name and title at the company.
- Contact information. Your contact information should include your business website. It should also include at least one phone number. It’s okay to include your email address although many experts say it’s unnecessary.
- Social links. It’s becoming increasingly important to include social media contact information in your email signature. Choose your most professional social media accounts to link to. LinkedIn is a good example. Avoid linking to frivolous or irrelevant social accounts.
- Logo (optional). If you work for a company or own your own business, you may wish to include your logo in your email signature.
- Photo (optional). Many email signatures include a photo of the sender. This can help the reader put your face to your name.
- Responsive design. The usage of smartphones and other mobile devices has increased. Chances are your email recipient will open your email on a mobile device. A responsive design adjusts for mobile readers.
- Legal requirements. Some countries have specific legal requirements that all business communications must meet. Check with your attorney to see if the country where your business is located has specific laws governing email signatures.
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