Concept in logo design refers to the idea or message behind a logo. It is the underlying meaning that the logo represents and communicates to the audience. The concept is usually a representation of the company’s values, mission, and goals. The logo design concept is what makes the logo unique, memorable, and relevant to the target audience. The concept should be simple, easily recognizable, and easily convey the intended message to the audience. A good logo design concept can set a company apart and create a lasting impression in the minds of consumers.

Revisions refer to the changes requested during the logo design process with Mocaup. For instance, if you have selected one concept from the two logos presented, but require some modifications, we offer a basic plan that includes three revisions. This means you have three opportunities to make adjustments to the chosen logo, ensuring that it meets your exact specifications and requirements. With Mocaup’s revision policy, you can have peace of mind knowing that you’ll have the chance to make any necessary changes to the final logo design.

SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphics and refers to a type of digital image format that uses mathematical equations and geometric shapes to create images. This means that the logo created in SVG format can be scaled up or down to any size without losing its quality or clarity. This is because the image is made up of vectors, which are mathematical representations of lines and shapes, rather than pixels. This makes SVG ideal for logos that need to be used in different sizes, such as on websites, business cards, and large banners, without sacrificing image quality.

Source file is the base file which is used to built up a logo design, the file can be use with for many software and editors. The source file is very important for future changes and get the actual graphics of a logo.

You can present our one-of-a-kind design to your CA for government approval. We ensure the uniqueness of each logo we create, so that no one can claim any copyright ownership over it

The first step in designing a logo is to thoroughly understand the client’s requirements. This can be achieved by researching their company on Google and gathering information about their brand. Using this information, we can create concept designs that accurately represent the company’s motto and vision. As a standard practice in logo design, we present three distinct concept designs to the client for consideration.

Designing a logo requires a time commitment of either one day or 24 hours from our designers. During this time, they will create three concept designs for you to choose from. Once you have selected a design you like, further refinement will be made until the final logo is complete. This process typically takes between one to two days