While selecting a high-quality logo is important from the outset, it could take some time for a design to "come into its own." The BBC recently featured an article on the elements that make a successful brand logo stick: one key point made by graphic design firm partner Sagi Haviv in this piece is that a classic logo will evolve over time.
Haviv told the source that a good logo is "never love at first sight," meaning that it could take work to develop the best candidate from the initial design proposed. In fact, some of the designs that seem so attractive at first could eventually lose their luster after businesses give them further consideration. He goes on to describe four principles of a strong logo, including originality, memorability, simplicity and relevance.
Many successful and widely replicated logos are both simple and have gradually developed into their most commonly recognized form. Haviv also recommends a strong bond between client and designer to establish trust and ensure that personal preferences will be respected.
This is important in both the early stages of a project and later on as it is completed, and friendly customer service will help uphold this relationship. Pressure Sensitive Products accommodates clients on both counts, adapting to all customer demands and communicating with the company directly to make the resulting product look great on signs, banners, vehicles or other means of display.
It can be daunting to establish a brand identity from the beginning, so companies should work with someone who will respect their brand and steer them toward a long-lasting idea that sums up the business perfectly. The right logo could translate well to vinyl signs of different types as well as labels, window graphics and other types of graphics.