Logo design that works on a van and a favicon
A good small business logo is simple, distinctive and practical. It needs to read on a phone screen, a shirt, a sign and a tiny browser tab. Logo design is less about decoration and more about making your business instantly recognizable in your market.
Logo design, step by step
- ResearchYour business, customers and competitors' logos, so yours stands apart.
- ConceptsA few distinct directions, each shown on real applications (sign, van, website), not just on white.
- RefinementThe chosen direction polished: spacing, weight, color, and versions for light and dark backgrounds.
- Color and typeA small palette and fonts that work with the logo across your website and print.
- FilesVector and image formats for print, signs, embroidery and web, plus a simple usage guide.
Audit first, then a fixed price
What's included
- Research and concepts
- Refinement rounds
- Logo variations
- Color and type guide
- All source files
Logo design questions
Should I refresh my logo or start over?
If customers already recognize your logo, a refresh usually keeps that recognition while modernizing it. A new logo makes sense for a new business, a new name or a very weak current mark.
Do I own the logo?
Yes. You receive all final files and full ownership once the project is paid.
Do you use AI to make logos?
Designs are made by hand for your business. Original, simple marks are easier to protect and remember than generated ones.
How much does logo design cost?
I quote one fixed price after a free audit, depending on whether you need a refresh or a full new identity.
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