Logo-design – quomode

The ultimate design guide for non-designers

By Quomode

Designing a professional logo for your brand is not easy – or cheap! But, a logo is the ambassador of your brand so it is critical that your logo is of the highest quality.

This design guide takes you through the fundamentals of design to help make this possible, even without professional design experience.

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Actionable Tips

Design Techniques

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Why get this Ebook?

Good design is crucial

Whether you are a photographer, content creator, or a business owner, having a professional logo is important. Logos tell the world what you are about, what emotion one should feel about your brand, and they allow you to put a unique stamp on your work.

Your logo should not look like it was an afterthought.

Professional-looking logos are absolutely crucial, but hiring a professional designer to make one for you can be quite costly.

Yet, design is not as simple as many people seem to think it is. Without proper guidance a design can convey the wrong message, be completely inappropriate for a given niche, or carry unintended (and disruptive) nuances. This can be disastrous for your brand.

About the book

How to Design Your Own Logo – a 5-step design guide for non-designers is a 40+ page PDF that not only outlines the foundations of the design process, but it also explains the reasons behind each design decision. This book was written to help non-designers create a logo that helps convey their brand.

This document contains more than the foundational steps that every designer uses. It also articulates the wisdom behind each design decision so that you can know why you are doing something and how to do it appropriately to achieve your goals.

Features:

Focuses on the thinking behind each decision
Explains the purpose of each step
Provides easy to follow steps
Supplies novice and expert tips to optimize each step
Includes Design Plus challenges to push your creativity
Offers bonus content

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About Miri

Miri is one of those people who realized she needed to have equal parts creativity and logic in her life. Restless in careers that forced her exclusively into one role, she used the latest research in the psychology of creativity, years of teaching product design at university, working as a product designer, and overcoming challenging life circumstances to create a career that has let her combine her passions for teaching, learning, and researching into one life-long project. There are few things greater in life than to learn and to inspire.

It was such a pleasure to read, that I couldn't wait and started reading it all over again. The examples in the middle of the book really blew my mind.

Emerson Palmer

Venture Engineer