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LOGO DESIGN QUESTIONNAIRE
Name
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First Name
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Email
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Business Name
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Please state the name of your business and describe your company. What type of products/services do you provide?
When you think of your business, what words come to mind? Feel free to be as creative and descriptive as possible. Here are some prompts: Masculine/Feminine/Neither Grey/Colorful Simple/Intricate Approachable/Authoritative Conservative/Extravagant Fun/Serious Necessity/Luxury Modern/Classic Professional/Casual Sporty/Elegant Safe/Extreme Classic/Modern Mature/Youthful Playful/Sophisticated Luxurious/Urban Organic/Geometric
When you think of your business do any images come to mind? If so, what are they?
Describe your direct competition; provide addresses to their websites if available.
Describe your target market, gender, age, geography. What are their likes? What are their dislikes? How do you connect with your target audience?
What type of image do you most want to project to your prospective customers/visitors? How would you describe your brand to a friend? (i.e. clean and simple, high tech, fanciful, elegant)
Please provide your motto, mission statement or tag line. Do you want to include that in the logo?
Do you have a specific image you want to include in your logo? Do you prefer your logo to be an icon, text or both
Are there designs or graphics that you really admire? Please cite URLs. Why do they appeal to you? (These do not have to be businesses that are similar to yours)
Are there designs or graphics that you dislike? Please cite URLs. Why do these not appeal to you? (Again, these do not have to be businesses that are similar to yours)
Are there any images or concepts you DO NOT want to see?
Do you have any font preferences? Do you want a serif or non serif font? Serif fonts have small decorative hooks (serifs) at the ends of letter strokes, creating a more traditional look, while sans-serif fonts lack these strokes and have a cleaner, more modern appearance. Common serif examples include Times New Roman and Georgia, while Avenir and Helvetica are examples of sans-serif fonts.
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