When I design a logo I design it with Adobe Illustrator. Doing this allows me to re size the logo to many different sizes and I can give you a logo that you can have re sized for signs, banners, or any other large format.

Upon final approval of your logo you will receive the following logo formats:

• eps - this is a vector format that will allow you to increase the size of the logo without losing quality. This is good for anything that will be printed with your logo on it.
• jpg and gif - these files a great for the web. They load quickly and can be used for web banners, ads, emails, and websites.
• tiff - A format recognized by most programs. This format cannot be enlarged without losing quality, but is higher quality than a jpg or gif and can be used for printing.
  
• psd with layers - this format can be edited in Adobe Photoshop and is great if you ever want to change the font or colors of your logo.
• All formats in black and white, reversed type, and full color.
• favicon - This is the little icon that is next to your url in a web browser and is also included when someone bookmarks your site.

Some of these formats are ones I have just recently added. If I have done design for you in the past and you have not received one of these formats, contact me.

Labels: design, gif, graphic formats, jpg, logo, tiff

I've decided to start a blog for my web design. Consistently changing content increases search engine rankings. A blog is an easy to change content frequently.

With a new year comes new changes. I will be changing the design of my personal blog and also to this site, my web design website.

Things I think I'll blog about on a professional level: current and past work, my favorite website designs, my favorite logo designs, tips and tutorials for design and websites, as well as articles on website related topics.

Labels: blog, blog design, design, logo design, web design, web site