Logo design scope
Brand Analysis
Industry, competitors and target audience — we write down what job the logo needs to do.
Concept Work
Reasoned alternatives in different directions; we start from an idea, not decoration.
Usage Test
We test it on signage, packaging and mobile screens. We don't deliver a logo that disappears when it's small.
Typography
Custom lettering or the right typeface choice for your logotype.
Color System
Color values defined separately for print and screen.
File Set
All vector and raster formats, including single-color and reversed versions.
Logo design process: four steps
We filter before the presentation — every option on the table can be defended.
Briefing
We listen to your brand, its story and where it will be used.
Sketching
We sketch dozens of directions on paper; only what works moves to digital.
Presentation
Three reasoned concepts, each shown with real usage examples.
Delivery
Once revisions are closed, you get the usage guide and file set.
Files we deliver
Vector Files
AI, EPS, SVG and PDF — undistorted at any scale.
Raster Files
PNG and JPG, ready for social media and office use.
Usage Guide
Minimum size, clear space rules, and misuse examples.
Color Values
CMYK, RGB, HEX and Pantone equivalents.
Alternate Versions
Horizontal, vertical, single-color and reversed versions.
Favicon & Avatar
Crops ready for web favicons and social profile avatars.
Frequently asked questions
How long does logo design take?
It depends on what the brand needs, the scope of the research and the revision rounds. We share a schedule covering briefing, sketching, presentation and delivery when we start. A rushed logo's weaknesses usually show up on the first sign or package.
Which files do I receive at delivery?
Vector files in AI, EPS, SVG and PDF; raster files in PNG and JPG; horizontal, vertical, single-colour and negative versions; CMYK, RGB, HEX and Pantone colour values; favicon and social media crops; and a usage guide.
Does logo design include trademark registration?
Trademark registration is a separate application to the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office and is usually handled by a trademark attorney. We prepare the logo files for the application, and we recommend running a search for similar marks before the concept stage.
Can we work together on a logo from outside Gaziantep?
Yes. The logo process works well remotely through a briefing call, presentation and revisions. If you're in Gaziantep, we can also hold the briefing in person at our office.
Our Logo Design work
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