LOGO DESIGN QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

HOW IT WORKS
When do you start working on my project? ->
How long does it take before I can see my samples? ->
How can I see my logo design samples? ->
How many changes may I ask for my logo design? ->
What if I don`t like any of the initial logo designs? ->
What if I have my own idea for the logo design? ->
Can you redo my existing logo design? ->
Do you do illustrations? ->
What is the difference between a corporate image and an illustration? ->
Do you make logo design for products, titles, or names? ->
When I view my stationery on the web site it seems to have different colors then my original logo design? ->
Who keeps the rights of the logo design? ->

LOGO KIT AND FILES
What files will I get if I order the Silver package? ->
What files will I get if I order the Golden package? ->
What is the difference between the Golden and the Express package? ->
What is a Word Template? ->
What are the limitations of the word template? ->
Will you provide me with scalable vector files? ->
What is a scalable vector file? ->
What is a bitmap file? ->
What are Pantone colors? ->
How can I use vector files? ->
How can I use bitmap files? ->
Can I edit my business cards and stationery? ->
Why does the color look different when I print it? ->
What is a difference between CMYK and Pantone colors? ->

GENERAL
Do you do printing? ->
Do you design brochures? ->
How many designers work at LogoBee? ->
Does LogoBee have any rights over the logo design? ->
What software do you use to create the logo design? ->
Which of the payment methods do you accept, and which don`t? ->

Word Template is a Microsoft Word file. We only provide letterhead design for the word template.
It contains almost exact replica of your original letterhead design, with an option to type in the body of the document and leaving all the graphical elements untouched. If you have Microsoft Word you can print this document on your local printer directly from your computer. However there are some limitations in quality and positioning.

CMYK- is a four colour process printing technique, widely used in home printers and even industrial printing.
Pros: relatively less expensive; can print in unlimited amount of colours; can be printed on a home computer.
Cons: colours are not very sharp; printed colours almost always will be in different shades (very hard to control the lightness and saturation of the colours each time it is printed); requires a lot of printer calibration; is limited to a less heavy paper stock.
Conclusion: CMYK is preferable for printing in more than 3 colours. It works best for home and office printing, but is not the best solution for professionally printed stationery.
Pantone – is a spot colour printing technique, only used in professional print shops.
Pros: colors are very sharp and always accurate for every printing; can be printed in very large quantities; can be printed on heavy paper stock and multiple paper surfaces.
Cons:  Not the cheapest solution, as it gets very expensive if used more than 3 colors; not suitable for home office printing.
Conclusion: This is the most recommended printing technique for printing high-quality professional stationery; not good for home printing.

LogoBee doesn`t register or protect the logo design that it created for its` clients. We provide all the rights for the customers to register their logos. The client is responsible for protecting and registering the rights of his logo. However we closely watch , so no one is using our samples for false advertising without a writing permission from LogoBee. No one can use LogoBee logo design samples under his name except the client himself, who has all the rights for the logo design.