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Knowledge Base
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How Does the Creative Process Work?
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The Importance of Corporate Identity
Much of marketing is concerned with a company's image, both on an individual product level and for the corporation as a whole. One way businesses do this is through their logo and their corporate identity. Every company and every branded product or service needs a logo for this purpose. Your logo should mean something to your customers; it should convey a message about your company and your offerings.
When designing a logo, Design By Ramon tries to present your company's values visually. Be prepared to discuss your company's values, as this will help us develop your logo. Once we have a good idea of the image you hope to portray, we will use fonts, color, placement, size, pictures, and design motifs to convey this to your customers.
Logo designers know that some images require a sense of movement in the logo design, while some need the strength of heavy block lettering. Logos for products for infants, for example, would be best served with soft pastels and lines that are rhythmic and flowing rather than having sharp angles
Knowing the relative weight of each factor, we can then create a logo that catches the public eye and imagination, sends a subliminal message about your company’s image, and indelibly imprints the logo in the consumer’s memory.