#45, #46, #50 While ties are professional, software developers in small and mid-sized companies don't want jobs where ties are required, so not interested in these #47 I see that this person in the symbol is the right fit, but standing on its own, it is hard to imagine what it means #49 & # 51 I like both of these and can see either of the symbols in the logo standing alone and conveying meaning.
I did like and rank a few of them. Thanks for the effort. What's up with the 2-color "X"? I haven't been able to figure that out yet so thought I'd ask about the thought process on your part.
ok, that's good to know. i'm thinking of all kinds of ideas, but haven't wanted for designers to go off on wild goose chase. I'll put them out there if you are interested in the end, i want a logo that is clean and probably has a symbol or some sort of symbolism.
Thanks for the feedback. Here I proposed to use the logo as a wordmark using some elements about your business inside the word (sight, person, arrow > points the person) making them distinctive with the secondary color: #144 #145 #146
#88 - I like this one best. In addition to the standard file formats you'll be providing too me, will you also provide these
1 X color PNG 1 X black and white JPG
If I need a layered PSD (Photoshop) file in high resolution for my website, yet to be built, will you be able to provide this to me with the other formats or will I need to request this later, after we've settled up.
If there are any other formats that, in your experience, people might ask for who are knowledgeable of the uses of logos in different digital and print formats, I'd appreciate you at least mentioning these to me or providing them if possible.
I'd also like the RGB and CMYK values in the event I want to match the use of the colors elsewhere. Let me know if the RGB and CMYK colors are different too.
Finally, did you use a particular font and if so, which one. Otherwise, can you recommend a font or two that would look good with this logo. You are the expert which is why I'm asking what may be dumb questions.