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Logo brief · 78% complete

Project goal

Create a warm identity that feels established, never corporate.

Small-size clarity for social avatars

One-color version for embroidered aprons

Confirm final storefront sign dimensions

Not another generic form

Start with a purpose-built Logo, Poster, Merch, Advertisement, Social, or Other questionnaire.

Your client moves through plain-language sections with useful visual context—not a wall of fields.

Answers become a structured working document with a mood board, production notes, and open questions.

Small notes. Big clarity.

Clients see short explanations for print color, logo scaling, typography, and production—without being tested on design vocabulary.

Visual direction

Show examples instead of asking clients to invent aesthetic language.

Production context

Ask what the client already knows, then surface what the designer still needs to confirm with production.

Open questions

Separate what the client can answer from what still needs clarification.