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  • Posted 3 Sep 2013 at 13:58
  • Remote (anywhere)
  • Freelance / Casual
  • 5 bids

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About the project

We need a logo designed for a website. The logo can be submitted in draft format and the job will be given to the best design received.

Here is how it works: Our budget - $200, as this is a new start-up business I offer the job to the best draft design received.

This person will also then be asked to help design the graphics positioned just below the menu bar to reflect our business and what we do.

"LETS TRANSFORM THE WAY WE WORK"

  • george moussa.
    Sydney, NSW 6 Sep 2013 at 14:39
    $95 in 11 days
  • Gravity Designs
    Perth, WA 7 Sep 2013 at 06:08

    I can give you 3 design option with unlimited revision

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    $100 in 6 days
  • Re-Boot IT Solutions
    Townsville, QLD 6 Sep 2013 at 14:38

    -- We will provide you 4 unique samples of logo depending upon your requirements. -- Multiple revisions would be done on any one selected logo. -- 2 to 3 Days turn around time. -- Once finalized, you will get logo in all different formats (JPEG, PDF, PNG, PSD) with source file as well.

    Before Logo Designing Work we need some information from your end so that we can deliver the so we can start designing your logo & deliver the work to you as per your satisfaction level.

    1.) What is the name of your company?

    2.) Should we know anything about your company & requirements before we start your project?

    3.) Do you have a tagline or a motto? Would you like to have a integrated in your logo design?

    4.) Describe your company in three words, please!

    5.) Do you want your logo to include?

       a)  text only,

   b)  text and graphic,

    6.) State your strategy (arrows, ideas, or buzzwords)

    7.) How many colors would you like to be used in your logo?

    8.) What colors do you wish to be used?

    9.) What colors you want us to avoid in logo ?

    10.) What logos or websites as a reference have you seen that you like or catch your eye?

    11.) Any Special Remarks?

    We are also expertise in website design and online promotion, so we can also help you in that if needed. If you hire us to design a brand new website then you will get logo design for free. Website design will only cost you $499 ex gst.

    If you have any questions then please do not hesitate to contact us anytime.

    Looking forward to hear from you soon.

    Thanks

    AV

    $150 in 13 days
  • Aperture Designs
    Melbourne, VIC 6 Sep 2013 at 16:12
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    $190 in 4 days
  • Beached Designs
    Culburra Beach, NSW 6 Sep 2013 at 14:06

    Please contact me through Ozlance and we can discuss in further detail. Kind Reagrds, Shaun Armstrong, Beached Designs, http://beacheddesigns.com.au

    $200 in 6 days
  • Art and Design Creative 6 Sep 2013 at 15:44

    Please provide the following to clarify this brief:

    Part 1 Registered Business Name or operating name, what does the business do, target market - age, gender, industry, etc. competitors, local based or national/international... (this is the minimum information required to effectively begin drafting concepts... see notes below) Application of the artwork - web use only or printed media; i.e. brochures flyers etc.

    Part 2 Is this a 'splash' screen imagery for a website? Does it require image and text in a multiple 'frame' slideshow style?

    NOTES Here are a few ideas on how to approach quantifying the design brief for your new logo.

    Describe your business. Compose a short description of your company including what's special about you. What image are you trying to convey? Is it a family business, trustworthy and dependable. Do you want it to look young and innovative. A ‘corporate’ look to your logo. Do you have a particular colour scheme/colour combinations in mind? Describe your target market. Include any ideas you have had for your new logo. A designer can explore an idea and create a logo design concept based on your brief. Don't wait for a logo design company to present their first concepts, and then tell them (what is most probably) a very good idea! Spell it out if there is anything you definitely don't want. Soccer clubs don’t necessarily want a logo with a soccer ball in it, but generally our logo designers would think it a good place to start when designing a new logo. Knowing you don’t want obvious imagery will save time, time that could be spent working on other concepts. While a designer is looking for direction, try not to be too prescriptive - you are paying them to design your new logo. Point out logos you love or logos you hate. It is a great way of helping to pinpoint your style. If you don't have time to search for images on the internet, look through your chosen logo designer's portfolio and tell them which are your favourites. Designers love a deadline. If you have one, tell them. Short deadlines may incur a priority charge. All and any extra information helps to ensure your logo design is developed with you in mind, not the designers perception of what you want.

    • Stephan S. Client 6 Sep 2013 at 17:18

      Hi,

      Can you look at the website and see what would match what we do there. All explained at lancreazy

  • Minio Design Studio 6 Sep 2013 at 15:49

    "the job will be given to the best design received" Are you asking designers to work for free (SPEC WORK)?

    Spec work invariably leads to frustration for you and encourages a sub-par standard of work from the designers pitching. Why?

    A visually pleasing best guess created upfront as part of a sales tactic is never a good design.

    We understand you want to get the best work possible for your project, even with a small budget is possible but reconsider your approach to designers and you will get a better response.

    • Stephan S. Client 6 Sep 2013 at 17:20

      We want a logo to match our website and our slogan - “LETS TRANSFORM THE WAY WE WORK” Something simple - the one chosen is the one we will use. It will then not be draft format anymore, but a workable logo to suit our needs. You may apply a watermark to the initial logo.