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Are you thinking about starting your own business?

You’ll need a logo for that, don’t you think? You’ll also need a great brand design, right?
Don’t worry because Inkbot Design has you covered. They will share to you their top 10 tips for great brand design. But before we go any further, I would like to share to you a quote from their site which is “Branding is the most critical part of your business. It communicates your vision to your customers.”
Now, here are 10 tips for great brand design.
1.    Classic Solutions
2.    Add Your Character
3.    Be Bold
4.    Avoid Using Too Many Colour
5.    Think Minimalism
6.    Sweet & Simple Slogan
7.    Choose Your Colours Wisely
8.    Don’t Be Afraid of Blank Space
9.    Get Personal
10. Keep Your Name Simple
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