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A logo project starts with an interactive session where we encourage
you to share as much information as possible about your company, your
roots, and your priorities.
| | Things we are interested in are the etymology of your
company name, your industry and competitors, your favorite
logos of any kind, your stylistic preferences, etc.
| | Once we get your idea of the ideal logo, we can work on the
initial design concepts. This usually takes a week or two,
whereafter we present the drafts to you and the interactive
refinement process begins.
| | It may take many iterations to refine the chosen concept. We
are willing to explore any imaginable variations in all aspects of
the design, so the final logo may differ a lot from the
original concept.
| | During our work on a logo, we will communicate by email, or
we can set up a private forum so your entire staff can
participate in the discussion. The final logo is delivered in any
vector or bitmap formats.
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| Logistics of a web site project is naturally more complex
compared to a logo project. First, we need to clearly define the
scope of the site and the range of technologies that will be
involved.
| | Deliverables for a web site project may range from a set of
static HTML templates to a turn-key XML-based system
including installation instructions, training, and support.
| | An important aspect of a project is the artwork and/or
photography to use in design. We can find stock photo or stock art
for you, or our affiliated artists can create exclusive artwork for
your project.
| | We can create an animated Flash intro or presentation
for your site. Also, we can do any server-side programming (such as
feedback form, forum, or even a complete online store).
| | After these aspects are sorted out, design work can
start, covered by the same no risk guarantee. Typical
timeframes are one month to several months, depending on the
complexity of the project.
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