Logo Design London

The process of logo design includes formulating a concept, doing an initial sketch, finalizing the logo concept, and deciding the theme color and format. Logos help increase brand recognition. Logo designers also develop a brand strategy and create other marketing materials. See below to learn more and to find local logo designers in London that give access to logo design.

Alan Reinl
020 72513058
54 Old Street
London
Praxis Design
020 72510452
Central House
London
A3 Studio Ltd
020 78298404
5 Dryden Street
London
Department X Ltd
020 78317777
Dickins Inn
London
J O'Mara
020 73368474
21C Clerkenwell Road
London
Partners Design Consultants Ltd
020 76080051
Albion Courtyard
London
Pws
020 70178600
32-36 Aylesbury Street
London
Dvdi
020 76927710
Aradco House
London
Edition Design
020 73594735
18 Compton Terrace
London
Blast Design Ltd
020 73597422
5 Hanover Yard
London
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Why Use It?

The design process, whether it is devising a simple company logo, or the creation of an entire portfolio of company literature is crucial to any business at the startup stage.

Once the business is up and running, any form of corporate identity will act to represent the company visually.

More importantly, as a look at any of the big corporate names will testify, company branding tends to stick around for many years before it is appropriate to give it an overhaul.

Many of the biggest brands around today have a company logo which was designed over fifty years ago, with only the subtlest of design changes over the years, to avoid the branding becoming dated.

It is worth setting time aside at the earliest possible stage to develop a company logo and corresponding literature. It is unlikely that the whole process will be done in-house, usually for one or both of the following reasons:

  • Lack of time available
  • Insufficient creative skills in-house

Luckily, both these barriers can easily be overcome. Firstly and most importantly, the creative process cannot be rushed. Allow plenty of time to see the project through.

However desperate you are for your new letterhead, bear in mind that logos and corporate identities are often unnecessarily rushed, leaving companies stuck with a poor quality or indistinct logo for years to come.

Secondly, intimidating as it may first appear, make use of outside designers and agencies. Briefing a third party to take care of your design needs for you is a surprisingly simple process.

After all, the priorities in a small business environment are decision-making and planning, with fixed responsibilities within its structure. Such an atmosphere is rarely conducive to unbridled creativity!

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