Simply put, your logo is an additional way to communicate your qualities to your clients.
Your logo should uniquely illlustrate and identify who your company is and what they do. It also must be easily reproducable in a variety of media (cards, t-shirts, pencils, those little letter openers you'll give away at trade shows).
Types of Logos:
Iconic
These logos use simple colors and shapes that can stand alone or with text. Minimization is the key.
Illustrative
Using an illustration is often the most expressive and expensive way to identify your company. The design must be clean and simple enough to reproduce, but elaborate enough to set it apart from clipart.
Logotype
Such logos are simple, easily reproducable, but can still be very difficult because there is only a limited number of tricks the designer can use and still achieve a readable logotype.
How do we get started?
Give us a ring at 573.442.0205 or shoot us an email info at diggitgraphics.com . We'll be happy to talk to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is your process?
We begin with questions about you; your business, your clients, your goals. Armed with a good understanding of how the logo will function, we'll create some preliminary sketches from which we'll choose a direction. That direction will be refined through more sketches into a fully developed design.
From beginning to end, you'll work directly with your designer, not customer service or an account rep. (We don't have those departments anyway).
How do I know if we're a good match with Diggit's designers?
Look at our portfolio full of various projects we've completed. We work with great clients that understand the importance of design and the value of talented designers. Clients like that are hard to find; so when we find them, we treat them well.
Can't we just do this by the hour?
Every project has a definite beginning, middle, and end. Hourly projects tend to frustrate both the client and the designer when "just one more change" is requested again and again. A logo never seems to reach a resolution, and a project can end without either party being pleased.
Can I just come in and tell you how I want it done?
Our designers are highly educated in design and technology. By the time you view early designs from Diggit, we will have already tried countless variations with your design, having moved text left, right, and so on. Your design will best be achieved by letting our designers put their training to use.
What if I don't like the first sketches? I don't want to hurt anyone's feelings...
Our designers don't fall in love with their designs, and they don't take things personally. Honest feedback is what is required to successfully complete any project.