What Makes A Good Logo?

What Makes A Good Logo? Designing logos is one of the important parts of a blog design. A premium theme with a simple text logo, doesn’t look good. It spoils the brilliant look of your premium theme. So its important to pay special attention to your blog logo. A decent blog logo carves a good impression of your blog and on the contrary a logo with extreme graphics and colours not matching your blog design leaves a bad impression on the readers. What Makes A Good Logo? Here a few things to keep in mind while designing your logo to make it the best. 1. Simplistic Design Looks The Best Simple logos look the best. Just the blog name and a short line describing your blog in the logo, occupying the minimum space can considered as a good logo. So keep your logo simple. 2. Use Easily Readable Fonts Do not use cartoonistic fonts unless your blog belongs to that niche. I suggest using simple bold fonts which can be read easily. Some of those fonts are Impact, Arial, etc. They are the basic ones available. You can alternatively download other fonts from various font sites. 3. Search For Ideas Before starting to design your blog logo always make sure you visit some other blogs for ideas. You may thus get many excellent design ideas. 4. Use .PNG Format I always use .PNG format for all my logos. They not look the best, but have many benefits too. When you keep the background transparent and store your logo in .GIF or .JPG format, the background in the image becomes black, but in .PNG format it doesn’t. Also I’ve noticed that .PNG images have a better shine and finishing. So I suggest you to use .PNG logos. 5. Make The Logo Stand Out Suppose you use Arial font in your blog, then don’t design your logo in the same font because there is a chance that your text, headings will look similar to your logo. This will reduce attraction. Choose a different font. So are you ready to design your logo? Need any more help, do not hesitate to comment. We will love to help you out. Enjoy Guys! and don’t forget to post your comments.