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Logo Company
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Location
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Basic Package
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Cost
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turn around
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Number of Concepts
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Pay for More?
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Number of Revisions
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Pay for More?
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Full Review
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Guarantee?
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Value
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Comments
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Logocare
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Miami, Fl
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Standard
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269
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2-3 business days
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Unlimited
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no
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Unlimited
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no
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No
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Yes
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Excellent
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Review Feature Disabled
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2
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The NetMen Corp
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Dorrego 1940, 1B, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Logo Design
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149
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3-5 business days
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Unlimited
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no
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Unlimited
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no
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No
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yes
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Great
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3
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LogoMojo
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6160 Rue Villeneuve, Suite 804, Montreal, Canada, H1R3N2
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Bronze package
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295
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5 business days
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15
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yes.
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Unlimited
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No
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No
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No
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n/a
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4
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LogoBee
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Montreal, CA
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Special
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298
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5 business days
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6
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yes
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6
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yes
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No
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No
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n/a
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5
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LogoTwister
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Montreal, CA
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Silver
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199
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4 business days
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upto 8
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yes
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unlimited
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no
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No
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No
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n/a
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6
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LogoFactory
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25 Summer Valley Drive, Brampton, Ontario, Canada, L6Z4V6
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Entry package
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395
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7 business days
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upto 5
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yes.
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2
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yes
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No
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No
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n/a
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7
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LogoPro
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Ffynnonau Gleision, SA44 5 SW, United Kingdom
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Business Class
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€160
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48 hours
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6
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yes.
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unlimited on 1
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No
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No
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Yes
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n/a
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8
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Logo
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Engine House, The Flete Estate, Ivybridge, Devon, United Kingdom, PL219NX
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Level One
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1,000
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na
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4
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yes.
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4
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No
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No
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No
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n/a
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9
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CitruSync
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5 Wilton Road, Suite 3, London, London, United Kingdom, SW1V1BZ
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Basic
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€299
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5 business days
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4
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yes.
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unlimited
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No
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No
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Yes
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n/a
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10
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Logo Design Team
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Suite 422, 40 Warren Street, London, United Kingdom, W1T6AF
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Budget
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69
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n/a
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2
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yes
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1
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yes
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No
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Yes
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n/a
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Review Metrics
Information on Each Measure:
Rank: We measure this based on total value.
Logo Company:Name of the company.
Location:Where is the firm located?
Basic Package:What is the name of the package?
Cost:How much is the package?
turn around:How long does it take to do something:concepts and/or revisions.
Number of Concepts:How many concepts in the package?
Pay for More?:Does the company request additional payments?
Number of Revisions:How many revisions in the package?
Pay for More?:Does the company request additional payments?
Full Review:Has the company offered to be reviewed by us?
In order to clearly identify a products value we offer companies the offer for an independant review of their services. While we accept feedback and personal reviews by those who access our site, in order to be completly fair in our review process we provide companies the option to signup (at their own cost) to be reviewed by us. We provide a complete review of services and the results are provided to both the design company and the public as a whole. It is up to the company to improve their services and be re-reviewed (once per 6 months).
Guarantee?:Does the company provide a guarantee of any kind?
Value:Total preceived value.
Comments: Any additional comments.
All data compiled by LogoKare.com
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All Rights Reserved.
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Web Design Intro
The best design tool is the brain - visualize what you want and than simply program it. A basic text editor, such as notepad can let you write the programming code and than just save it and host it and instant website. That's how this website was created.
Not able to visualize the website or program it in text editor? There is hope for you still. There are plenty of webpage editors - programs that will help you do the layout and assist or even do the programming for you.
Most professional websites are made in a graphic editor program - such as corel, ai, or PSD - than loaded in an editor such as adobe dreamweaver and the images sliced up and re-encoded to form a website.
Some website are also built in other programming languages - aside from html, which may provide them unique capabilities - such as running web-based applications.
It is the vision that with a combination of html5. javascript, java and css that a whole operating system can be operated with applications that run from remote servers - which will reduce hardware requirements considerablly and allow for greater control over software and data by third-parties - well known as 'the cloud'. For an example, check out Spyrit Web
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Web Design Tips
Design Tips
-Brainstorm to determine what you want to convey with the design.
-Being simple is generally better.
-Be unique. Using what other people have will just get your design lost in a sea of graphics.
-Think about fonts. How will they be used, what would look best based on your market.
-The design should be memorable, so that people remember it and it becomes associated with your company.
-The design should be fairly flexible in how it can be used.
-Understand how the design will be used in size and medium.
-Always use with correct aspect ratio (ratio bettween height and width)
-The design should be appropriate for the market or the audience.
-The design does not need to convey what the company does.
-The design should not be restricted to a specific time period, unless your business is for that time period.
-Look for hidden meaning, in either the name or in the logo itself.
-Colour can convey a emotional response - use wisely and do not overpower the senses.
-Colour Symbolism: use of colour to associate with something - for example, in north america, red could mean stop,
danger, romance, love - however depends on specific culture and period of use; in china red is associated with happiness.
-Colour psychology: general idea that hot colours are stimulants, while cool colours are depresants. Hues of blue
are thought to have a high prefence in humans; colours preference may change depenat on ambient temperature;
Colour of environment can change opinion of colour on design.
-Absent of colour: Will the design still look good without colour or in other colours?
-Background colour: Will the design still look good on different backgrounds?
-Be aware of the technological limits of the design. For example, some colours are not reproducable
by a printer even though they look perfectly fine on a computer screen.
-"You get what you pay for."
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HTML
Web Q+A
Q: What is html?
A: HTML means Hypertext markup language; it is a programming language which primarly makes up the internet. The vast majority of website are programmed in html. Some sites use other programming languages combined with html, while others are just html.
Wiki HTML
Q:What is http?
A: Http means Hypertext transfer protocol; basically there is a server (a place where files, such as html are stored) and a client (a place where files, such as html are requested) -http is the network protocol which allows for the data communication.
Wiki HTTP
Q: What is hypertext and hypermedia?
A:Hypertext refers spefically to text, while media refers to graphics, audio, text, and video. The world wide web is the most well known distributed form of hypertext and hypermedia.
Wiki Hypertext
Wiki Hypermedia
Q: Is there free solutions to web design?
A: Sure, learn some html and program the website ordownload a free web editor and do the work yourself.
free website editors:
Freeware Web Editors by Snapfiles.com
Freeware Various Web Tools by Snapfiles.com
Q: What is a server?
A: A server is a place to store your hypertext and hypermedia that can be accessible via a http network. It is possible to setup your own server from your computer or utilize third person servers - there is a range of options, based on your own situation.
Q: What is the best website?
A: The best website is one which is able to convey its information in the most user friendly way possible.
There is much research done in order to determine what this is and how to best setup a website. There is not one template which is ideal for all websites - figure out what you want the website to do and figure out how to do that in a user friendly way.
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