I'll be looking at your design for something I can fit in a 32x32 and 16x16 rectangle!Īlso, I'll be thinking about how the logo would look in a vertical image ad format as well as how it will look in a Web page header. *Some* element of your design will be simplified and repurposed as a Windows program icon.
Don't add spaces or split into two parts unless there's a great reason to do so.ĭo not use a font that costs more than $150 to license. Specifically, these letters need to look good: E G yĭon't change the spelling or capitalization of EasyGPS or ExpertGPS.
The font you use has to look good with these words:ĮasyGPS, ExpertGPS, ExpertGPS Home, ExpertGPS Pro, TopoGrafix, GeoBuddy. I'm looking for clean, modern, text, without a lot of effects applied.įeel free to use color or bolding between Easy and GPS or Expert and GPS to create a logotype. The simplest design is usually the best – strip it down to the essentials! A rounded rectangle with an antenna on the right, and include a screen and a button or two. If you are going to include a stylized GPS receiver in your design, this shape is a good one to start with: Think construction equipment, radios, and other ruggedized stuff. Many GPS receivers are yellow and grey/black plastic with a non-slip rubber finish. The logo needs to look good next to screenshots of the software created with Windows Vista, so keep those colors in mind.
The Web sites will be redone to incorporate the colors of the new logo. Something that looks like a smart-phone app Topo maps or aerial photos are appropriate in this logo.Īutomotive GPS, cars, street maps, or driving The pictograms used by the US National Park Service for hiking trails and other outdoor symbolsĪ powerful tool for getting your outdoor mapping job done.
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