LOGO DESIGN PACKAGE

WEBGIO.com creates high quality cost effective custom logo designs for all types of businesses. Below is our four steps logo design process as well as a list of file types we deliver that can be used on future marketing applications through our business identity packages. Examples of our work can be seen in our portfolio. Our goal is to start every web site with a custom brand first.

Step 1 - Logo Design Consult

We kick-off the project and conduct a detailed analysis to understand you and your business. We study your business, industry, current materials, the office, and color schemes to create a seamless design that best reflects your business.

Step 2 - Initial Customer Review

We deliver 5 proof logos custom developed for your business. A selection is made and we work with you to capture requested enhancements to the logo selected. We make those edits to the design.

Step 3 - Final Draft Customer Review

We deliver a proof of the custom logo. We work with you to make minor final enhancements to the logo. We make those edits to the design.

Step 4 - Final Logo Delivery

We deliver the final custom logo in several digital formats be used on future marketing projects through our business identity packages.

EPS

Every logo we design is created using vector based logo design software such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw. A EPS file allows for the logo to be scalable at any size. This is the best file format to send your printer when doing print advertising or packaging.

PNG

PNG stands for Portable Graphics Format. This lossless data compression format was created to replace the Graphics Interchange Format (GIF). PNG file format is an open format with no copyright limitations. Like GIF images, PNG also have the ability to display transparent backgrounds.

JPEG

This file format was originally developed for photographers. Jpeg is a compression format that allows for users to have good quality images on the internet. They are also used in many Microsoft Office programs. A jpeg is the most popular digital format.

AI (Mac and PC)

Adobe Illustrator Artwork (AI) is a proprietary file format developed by Adobe. Essentially, this is the original working file that logo designers use to create the logo. This file is completely editable should you ever need to alter your logo design for any reason.

PDF

The acronym stands for Portable Document Format. This file format is especially valuable when attempting to get your printing quoted by a professional printer.

PSD

This is a native Photoshop format which stores an image as a set of layers, including text, masks, opacity, blend modes, color channels, alpha channels, clipping paths, and duotone settings. Photoshop's popularity means that the PSD format is widely used, and it is supported by the majority of professional printers.