16 Logo Design Tips from Branding Experts

1. Prioritize simplicity.

2. Avoid intricate designs.

3. Stand out with color.

4. Be authentic.

5. Limit creative flourishes.

6. Stay away from generic typefaces.

7. Design for the long-term.

8. Analyze your competition.

9. Iterate!

10. Focus on your target market.

11. Think about different applications.

12. Ensure your logo works at a small scale.

13. Design in a vector format.

14. Align with your brand promise.

15. Get a second (or third) opinion.

16. Make it memorable.

These is one of the most helpful and note-worthy tips that I have read in a blog in logojoy by Andres Tovar. These have helped me ever since. If you want the full story and explanation, here’s the link:

https://logojoy.com/blog/logo-design-tips/

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