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How to write a high quality logo design brief
By British Design Experts
This is a frequently asked question we often get from our new clients. While filling out a brief and just answering the questions is simple enough, it can leave out some vital information which is really key to how a designer thinks about your project. So here are our 7 steps to writing a high …
The secret to designing a website that will maximise your conversions
By British Design Experts
It’s really simple to make sure that your website is designed to maximise your conversions. Just follow our 7 simple (and common sense) tips and you’ll see your website transformed into a powerful lead capturing machine.
How to unleash the power of LinkedIn Company pages (Part 4 of our LinkedIn or left behind series)
By British Design Experts
LinkedIn is the social media platform that is sadly neglected by many small businesses and start-ups. Because it can be hard to understand LinkedIn’s many benefits, this 4 part series running over the course of April (by guest author Anna Colibri of ANNACOLIBRI | tech savvy coaching) explains in detail the value of LinkedIn for small …
Logo of the week: Seathrift
By British Design Experts
This week’s logo of the week really emphasises the point we were making in our ‘relationship between your logo design and brand’ blog. Seathrift came to us with a brief which clearly demonstrated that they had not only thought about their brand values but that they knew them decisively and inside out. Take a look…
What you need to know about the 5 different logo design backgrounds
By British Design Experts
What should always be foremost in your mind as you get close to finalising your logo design is how useable it will be, and how futureproof it is for all anticipated contexts and situations. As your logo design background provides the backdrop for your company logo it is important to note how it may have …
What is the average cost of a company logo?
By British Design Experts
We ran an interesting Facebook poll yesterday, asking all of you what you thought the average cost of a company logo was. It’s a question that a lot of business owners have – how else can you determine what is good value? But, at the same time it can be a bit of a trick …
What you need to know about the relationship between your Logo Design and your Brand
By British Design Experts
There is a not that uncommon misconception amongst certain small business owners that your brand is basically your logo design. However, your logo is not a synonym for your brand and it’s useful to know the distinction and how they interact. Because while they aren’t the same thing, they do have a very close working …
LinkedIn or left behind (or how to use LinkedIn to increase your Lead Generation): Part Three
By British Design Experts
LinkedIn is the social media platform that is sadly neglected by many small businesses and start-ups. Because it can be hard to understand LinkedIn’s many benefits, this 4 part series running over the course of April (by guest author Anna Colibri of ANNACOLIBRI | tech savvy coaching) explains in detail the value of LinkedIn for small …
Logo of the week: Clover Gardening
By British Design Experts
Take a look at this week’s logo of the week: Clover Gardening.
The story of the moth and the butterfly, or how emulating success in web design can be a terrible business decision
By British Design Experts
Take a look at this great article on our sister site Snowflake Creative, which follows on nicely from their article on why you need to ignore the trends and embrace your own style in web design. If you’re at the stage of looking at other websites to get some inspiration for your design, or redesign …
Why now is the time to reconsider Google+ and get your small business on it
By British Design Experts
About two weeks after signing up to Google + after it launched I decided it was pretty much useless. I more or less abandoned my account and concentrated my efforts elsewhere – in terms of reaching my professional goals, or providing me with social value it just wasn’t quite there. Well I’m here to tell …
Logo design inspiration | 7 slightly strange places to get logo design inspiration
By British Design Experts
Getting inspired is key for getting a great logo design. We look for inspiration in all sorts of places ourselves, but it can make a really big difference to the speed and quality of your design if you come into the design process with some inspirational ideas that are perfect for your company to hand. …
How to write a high quality logo design brief
By British Design Experts
This is a frequently asked question we often get from our new clients. While filling out a brief and just answering the questions is simple enough, it can leave out some vital information which is really key to how a designer thinks about your project. So here are our 7 steps to writing a high …
The secret to designing a website that will maximise your conversions
By British Design Experts
It’s really simple to make sure that your website is designed to maximise your conversions. Just follow our 7 simple (and common sense) tips and you’ll see your website transformed into a powerful lead capturing machine.
How to unleash the power of LinkedIn Company pages (Part 4 of our LinkedIn or left behind series)
By British Design Experts
LinkedIn is the social media platform that is sadly neglected by many small businesses and start-ups. Because it can be hard to understand LinkedIn’s many benefits, this 4 part series running over the course of April (by guest author Anna Colibri of ANNACOLIBRI | tech savvy coaching) explains in detail the value of LinkedIn for small …
Logo of the week: Seathrift
By British Design Experts
This week’s logo of the week really emphasises the point we were making in our ‘relationship between your logo design and brand’ blog. Seathrift came to us with a brief which clearly demonstrated that they had not only thought about their brand values but that they knew them decisively and inside out. Take a look…
What you need to know about the 5 different logo design backgrounds
By British Design Experts
What should always be foremost in your mind as you get close to finalising your logo design is how useable it will be, and how futureproof it is for all anticipated contexts and situations. As your logo design background provides the backdrop for your company logo it is important to note how it may have …
What is the average cost of a company logo?
By British Design Experts
We ran an interesting Facebook poll yesterday, asking all of you what you thought the average cost of a company logo was. It’s a question that a lot of business owners have – how else can you determine what is good value? But, at the same time it can be a bit of a trick …
What you need to know about the relationship between your Logo Design and your Brand
By British Design Experts
There is a not that uncommon misconception amongst certain small business owners that your brand is basically your logo design. However, your logo is not a synonym for your brand and it’s useful to know the distinction and how they interact. Because while they aren’t the same thing, they do have a very close working …
LinkedIn or left behind (or how to use LinkedIn to increase your Lead Generation): Part Three
By British Design Experts
LinkedIn is the social media platform that is sadly neglected by many small businesses and start-ups. Because it can be hard to understand LinkedIn’s many benefits, this 4 part series running over the course of April (by guest author Anna Colibri of ANNACOLIBRI | tech savvy coaching) explains in detail the value of LinkedIn for small …
Logo of the week: Clover Gardening
By British Design Experts
Take a look at this week’s logo of the week: Clover Gardening.
The story of the moth and the butterfly, or how emulating success in web design can be a terrible business decision
By British Design Experts
Take a look at this great article on our sister site Snowflake Creative, which follows on nicely from their article on why you need to ignore the trends and embrace your own style in web design. If you’re at the stage of looking at other websites to get some inspiration for your design, or redesign …
Why now is the time to reconsider Google+ and get your small business on it
By British Design Experts
About two weeks after signing up to Google + after it launched I decided it was pretty much useless. I more or less abandoned my account and concentrated my efforts elsewhere – in terms of reaching my professional goals, or providing me with social value it just wasn’t quite there. Well I’m here to tell …
Logo design inspiration | 7 slightly strange places to get logo design inspiration
By British Design Experts
Getting inspired is key for getting a great logo design. We look for inspiration in all sorts of places ourselves, but it can make a really big difference to the speed and quality of your design if you come into the design process with some inspirational ideas that are perfect for your company to hand. …
