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Here at Milk & Tweed, we have designed over 100 logos, for a number of different businesses. No matter your business size or target audience, we can create a logo that will work for you.

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Colour

The colour of your logo is a powerful way of sharing your company’s personality. They should reflect your business and attract your target customer.

Colour psychology means that different colours work better in different industries. Blue, for example, is commonly used in industries where trust is imperative, such as finance and security, whereas yellow can trigger happiness. The colour that you choose should reflect how you want your target customer to feel when they see it.

Brand Mark

A brand mark is the symbol that you want to include in your logo. It should be instantly recognisable and help customers identify the brand at once. Again, it should represent your company and convey your identity. A good brand mark is something that is easy to understand and memorise, and something that is timeless so that it doesn’t go ‘out of fashion’ with trends.
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Typography

The typography of your logo is the font that your brand name is displayed in. It is important to get this right, as this will be used across all of your branding, and will have to work alongside the font used on your website and printed materials as well.

There are a lot of different choices to make when deciding on your logo typography. You have to choose whether you want your font to be serif or sans serif, and work out the spacing between and around the individual letters.

And you have to remember the importance of it being legible in multiple different formats and in different colour ways.

Layout

The layout of your logo is important, as it will help to determine how your logo will look on multiple different assets. You need to ensure that your logo will scale well and will fit to the different mediums that you will be displaying it in. A good logo layout is one that is balanced and in proportion.

You will also have to decide which part(s) of your logo you want to stand out the most, and demonstrate the visual hierarchy within the layout of your logo.
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