Logo Design Services for Brand Identity with Rizzbit

Logo Design Services

At Rizzbit, we provide logo design services for businesses that need a clear visual mark for use across digital and print platforms. Each logo is developed based on the brand name, usage requirements, and the visual direction shared during the initial discussion.

Our logo design process includes gathering basic brand inputs, reviewing references, and creating multiple concept directions. We focus on building designs that are usable across common formats, including website headers, social media profiles, documents, and brand materials.

After a concept is selected, we refine the logo for clarity and consistency. This includes adjusting proportions, typography, spacing, and alignment so the design remains readable at different sizes.

Final deliverables are typically provided in standard formats and may include variations such as icon-only versions, horizontal and stacked layouts, and color options for light and dark backgrounds, depending on the project scope.

What information do you need to start a logo design project?

We typically ask for your business name, industry details, preferred style references (if any), intended usage (web/print), and any color or typography preferences.

How many logo concepts do you provide?

The number of initial concepts depends on the agreed project scope. This is confirmed before work begins.

Do you provide revisions?

Yes. Revision rounds and what they include are defined in the project scope so expectations are clear on both sides.

What file formats will I receive?

Final files are usually delivered in common formats such as PNG, JPG, SVG, and PDF. Other formats can be included if requested and agreed.

Will I get different logo versions for different uses?

If included in the scope, we can provide variations such as horizontal/stacked versions, icon-only options, and versions for light and dark backgrounds.

How long does logo design usually take?

Timelines vary based on requirements, feedback cycles, and scope. An estimated schedule is shared after initial project details are confirmed.