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To think outside the box, use shapes. The use of shapes #UFCVegas59 may truly help your #logo stand out. To give the logo for this law office a professional appearance, we enclosed #OPLive the firm's name in boxes.

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This aids with cross-platform branding because a "boxed in" logo looks good on letterhead, in presentations, on products like pens or lanyards, as well as digitally. Shapes with eye-catching textures.

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or gradients can elevate your design to a new level.

Here, FX Technology Co. achieved a wonderfully elegant appearance by using a blue to yellow gradient. They've used a laptop icon inside the circle, but depending on your industry.

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you could just as easily use a bouquet of flowers, a wine glass, or a stack of weights instead.

4. Visualize your logo in context.

Oh, how awesome this logo would be on a coffee cup! When creating your logo, try to keep in mind where it will be used.

Will it be on a uniform or will it only be on your website design?

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To preview how your logo will seem in context, you can utilize a mock-up generator. When designing a logo, it's a good idea to consider your marketing strategy.

Make a logo that looks nice on business cards if you plan to network extensively.

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This horizontally organized coral logo from Bird View Photography would look fantastic on a card.

5. Effective logo design depends on color

Not all monochromatic artwork is black and white. Black and white can occasionally appear harsh to the eyes, especially when trying to convey a zen-like mood. To generate subtle contrasts in your logo, utilize several tones of the same color.

Serenity's logo, which features several shades of pink, is quite relaxing, just like their spa must be. Now that you know, you can stop asking yourself, "What is good design?"

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