Make a great first impression
Here at i-D, we believe that good design provides a distinct advantage and is crucial to making a great first impression.
Your logo and how your brand is applied to your stationery, signage, print communication and website tells people about who your company is. If you cut corners, you run the risk of people perceiving that’s how you approach business.
To help you make a great first impression, we’ve divided our logo design service into three levels for you.
logo design level one
This level is ideal for fledgling entrepreneurs and start up businesses. It may also suit established SME (small to medium) businesses who require a basic freshening up of existing branding, or a non-profit organisation needing a professional image at an economy price.
Included are 3 initial draft concepts, and up to 3 revisions of one concept. Final logo as master artwork file, in colour and mono via email.
logo design level Two
Ideally suited to many businesses, this level provides additional scope for change and experimentation with the design, which is often helpful when there are more than two people making the decision.
Included are 5 initial draft concepts, and up to 5 revisions of one concept. Full set of artwork files for print and digital applications provided on CD.
Logo design Level Three
A comprehensive design package that will benefit companies and organisations with involved communication requirements and audiences.
Included are 8 initial draft concepts and unlimited revisions, with the option of additional new concepts. Full set of artwork files for print and digital applications provided on a CD.
Major corporate identities including brand guidelines
These projects are quoted individually, allowing for research and preparation, taking into account all aspects of brand application, and internal and external communications.
Stationery set artwork
Your new identity applied to letterhead, compliments slip and business card.
Logo Design Brief
When you’re dealing with a graphic or logo design project, it’s critical to write a detailed design brief at the beginning.
There are two reasons for this: One, it ensures that you know exactly what your aims are; and two, it acts as a point of reference for us.
Put simply, the more information you provide at the beginning of the project to i-D, the more value for money you’ll receive.
That’s why when we start a project, you’ll receive a copy of our Logo Design Brief, just to make everything that little bit easier.
Contact us for a copy of our rates.