LOGO DESIGN Sample Clauses

The Logo Design clause defines the terms and conditions under which a logo will be created for the client. It typically outlines the scope of the designer’s work, the number of initial concepts and revisions included, and the timeline for delivery. This clause ensures both parties understand what is expected in the logo creation process, helping to prevent misunderstandings about deliverables and responsibilities.
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LOGO DESIGN a. Initial Logo design will be provided within 10 business days after Customer has approved design specs (not to be unreasonably delayed or denied) determined at the design input meeting, depending on the complexity of Customer’s project, the schedules of Edline’s designers, and the rate at which feedback is received. b. Edline will use the CMYK format as the default color model for logos unless Customer provides written instructions to use either the PMS (Pantone) or RGB prior to the start of the project. Any format change after the start of the project will incur additional charges. c. Edline will provide a source file in Adobe Illustrator (.ai) format. The fonts will be converted into outlines. Other formats provided by Edline will include EPS, JPEG, TIFF, GIF and PNG. Additional formats can be provided upon request. Edline will notify Customer in advance if any additional formats require an additional charge.
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LOGO DESIGN. ‌ The logo for BannaTree has been designed in multiple iterations. For the applica- tion, two different logos are designed. The first logo, depicted in figure 4 (a), is the main logo of our application. The name is displayed in the logo, only the letter T, has been replaced by a banana tree. The second logo, shown in figure 4 (b), is a version that is used for the app icon and in the header of the web pages. (a) Full logo (b) App Icon Figure 4: BannaTree logos
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LOGO DESIGN. Upon agreement, Avant Creative will provide the first round of 4-8 preliminary logo concepts to YAAR within 8 business days, which allows our creative and project management teams time to thoroughly conduct research and ideation. Collaboration meeting to discuss reception, focus, adjustment, and theme will then be scheduled on the day of submission within 2-5 business days, depending on the availability of YAAR. Additional adjustments will include up to 8 revised logos.
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LOGO DESIGN i. If Customer wishes to pursue an additional logo design from the initial concepts presented by ▇▇▇▇▇▇, an additional logo design must be purchased by Customer. ii. If the Customer finalizes more than one design, additional charges will apply.
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LOGO DESIGN. 10.1 As part of every website development package, Kubera Management Corp. offers a complimentary logo design. The logo is created using the Client's name, the industry they operate in and possibly the area that they service, aiming to reflect these main characteristics.
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