Logo Design and Web Design Colors

Aug 31
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2010

Claudia Winifred

Claudia Winifred

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Colors help you create a smooth environment and make your website and logo cool and attractive. However,Logo Design and Web Design Colors Articles if you don’t choose the colors wisely, then it will be devastating for your business and you will easily ruin your credibility. Your efforts will backfire and instead of winning the trust of your market, you will end up annoying them. Nice and decent colors allow you to make your business look peaceful and professional. A business that portrays unprofessional image can’t ever achieve the required goals. To turn your visitors into customers and to bring them back to your website often, you need to ensure that you choose nice and decent looking colors for your business.

 

Now, some big questions that you may have or some newbie’s ask are if the colors of your logo design  should be similar to the colors of your web design? Will it be good to have some sort of similarity and resemblance? What if you already have a site and then you later decide to create a logo design? Should you change the colors of your website later, or should you design the logo using the colors already being used on your website? These questions are very important as they help you create your brand identity as well as your online presence effectively and powerfully.

 

To answer all your questions in simple and concise manner, all I will say is that even if the colors are not the same, but if they look good then you should go for that particular combination. If you create a logo and web design using the same color scheme, then you may end up ruining the original web design. So, before you make a final decision, it is highly advisable that you first do some research, test some different color combinations and then finalize the overall design, layout and color scheme.

 

Now, you may already have a site and you may now hire a designer to create your logo design. Your site may have several colors and it may be an excellent site. However, the designer will focus more on your brand identity, then what colors you have used on your website. The purpose of your logo is to create your business identity. Hence, you have to look at the bigger picture, i.e. your target audience, before finalizing the colors of your logo. In fact, you may even not require any colors, because your logo may only have some words in black and white.

 

The point is that don’t take a look at one or two simple things to design your logo. If you have a good site, but if you don’t have an attractive logo, then your site will even look unprofessional and you will end up losing a lot of business. Your logo will not only be used on your website, but it will also be used on complimentary items to promote your business. So, just looking at the website is not wise. If you own an online business and want to promote your business online only, then it will be best to site with a professional designer and discuss the project.

 

This way you’ll be able to create a top quality logo design for your business.

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