Network Builders ITLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Network Builders IT
Network Builders IT has selected their winning logo design.
For $575 they received 391 designs
from 38 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
IT the SMART way
What We Do
We design, install and maintain small to enterprise computer networks. We are your "in house" full service IT department.
Industry
Color Preferences
We like BRIGHT and VIBRANT COLORS. Aqua Blue/Bright Cyan, Lime Green, Orange, Magenta/Fushia and Purple etc.
We prefer to stay away from Red and Traditional Blue/Light Blue as our two biggest competitors use those colors (plus we think they are boring and TOO traditional looking). Gray is okay as a contrast so long as the logo is still bright and creative/fun.
For logo'd polo shirts/business attire we like Orange, Lime Green, Royal Blue, Fuchsia and Black shirts. So the logo needs to "pop" (be colorful) off these colors.
We prefer to stay away from Red and Traditional Blue/Light Blue as our two biggest competitors use those colors (plus we think they are boring and TOO traditional looking). Gray is okay as a contrast so long as the logo is still bright and creative/fun.
For logo'd polo shirts/business attire we like Orange, Lime Green, Royal Blue, Fuchsia and Black shirts. So the logo needs to "pop" (be colorful) off these colors.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
We prefer a logo where the design element/icon is "ontop of" or "incorporated within" our business name. We want the design element/icon to be able to "stand alone" and "represent" our company (such as on an icon on our clients' computer desktops). We want to be able to separate our business name and the design element. Another example, would be to use the design element on the arm sleeve cuff of a polo shirt (like what NIKE does).
Themes
Colorful
Modern
Masculine
Secure
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