haskinerin20 Posted December 6 Report Share Posted December 6 I have a quick question that I think is worth discussing. How do I choose the right colors and fonts for my logo online to make it look professional? I'm starting my own business and I realize how important it is to have a logo that is not only stylish, but also matches the image of the company. But here I don't know where to start. What factors should I consider when choosing colors? How do I know which font will look perfect? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
fapeiyeunesou Posted December 6 Report Share Posted December 6 Hi! This is a very good question, and it's important to understand that choosing colors and fonts for a logo can really affect how it is perceived. When I work on designing logos, I always start by designing iconic logos - that is, understanding what emotion or message the logo should convey. For example, for medical-related logos, blue or green hues are often used, as these colors are associated with purity and trust. Whereas for more creative or technological brands, you can opt for bright or unconventional combinations to stand out. It's important to remember that the font should be readable and reflect your brand's style. For example, if your business is all about something elegant, fonts with thin lines and smooth curves might work, but if your brand is something more modern or dynamic, it's better to choose a font with crisp angles. I use online tools like Canva and Adobe Spark to test different fonts and colors, and choose the ones that best fit the brand personality. The key is to not overload the logo with details so that it remains simple but memorable. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
kimberlyto6 Posted December 10 Report Share Posted December 10 I think you should always consider what audience the logo is created for. For example, if it is something for the youth audience, you can use bright colors and non-standard fonts. If it is a corporate brand, then it is better to choose more restrained and classic colors and fonts. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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