How it works - Logo design process explained
Ordering a logo design at UniqueLogoDesign.com is a quick and trouble-free process. All you have to do is follow the steps outlined below and you will get a logo that speaks for your company in the manner you want it to.
1) Fill the Online Order Form
The first step is filling the Logo order form that will provide us with the information we need to design your logos. The more information we have the better the company logos. We will then process your payment in real time by Visa , Master Card AMEX, or Discover. All payments are processed on a secure server at 2checkout.com
2) UniqueLogoDesign.com
Processes Your Order
When you complete the logo design order form and we receive your logo order and payment, we'll send you an e-mail confirmation with your order's details and many useful info about the logo design process.
3) Initial Logo Designs
Your first draft of the logo samples will arrive within the time frame specified in the package you ordered. The number of samples will be dependent on the logo design package ordered and the samples will be uploaded on a secure site accessible only by the client i.e. you.
4) Logo Revisions
We will then start working to improve the chosen logo according to your specifications. All our logo design packages includes free, unlimited revisions for the selected design.
5) Logo Design Approval - LogoKit Delivery
When you confirm us your approval, your new logo will be provided in various file formats grouped together in what we call a LogoKit - a digital archive file available as a digital download. This kit will also contain a PDF file with guidelines that will help you make the most out of your new logo.
Your new logo design will be provided in a variety of vector and raster formats such as:
» Web Ready Files
- JPEG file (RGB - 72 dpi)
- GIF file (RGB - 72 dpi)
» Vector Formats
- Adobe Illustrator (.AI - spot colors or CMYK)
- Encapsulated Postscript (.EPS - spot colors or CMYK)
» Raster Formats
- Adobe Photoshop (.PSD - 300 dpi - spot colors or CMYK)
- Tagged Image Format (.TIF - 300 dpi - spot colors or CMYK)
- Portable Network Graphics (.PNG - 300 dpi - spot colors or CMYK)
