How to make a logo: a step-by-step guide for 2026
Worked example: a logo for Luma café: what should i check before accepting a logo?
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Practical guidance for choosing, creating, and using a logo — without jargon or vague design rules.
Worked example: a logo for Luma café: what should i check before accepting a logo?
Read articleThe parts of a logo — mark, wordmark, tagline, clear space, minimum size, and lockups — and how each keeps a logo consistent.
Read articleThe 7 types of logos — wordmark, lettermark, pictorial, abstract, mascot, combination, emblem — with real examples and how to choose.
Read articleUnderstand what a logo does, how it differs from visual identity and customer experience, and how to test each layer using a fictional café.
Read articleProof the real name before choosing: check the license before publishing.
Read articleCompare serif and sans-serif logo fonts with real-size tests, spacing checks and a practical example. Neither category is universally better.
Read articleThree example palettes to test: HEX, logo contrast and accessible use.
Read articleGeometric logos: grids, optical balance and an example.
Read articleA practical reading of 2026 logo and identity trends: expressive lettering, local character and flexible systems, with tests before you follow them.
Read articleWhat a mascot logo is, why characters build warmth and recognition, which brands they suit, the trade-offs, and how to design one that scales.
Read articleMinimalist logos: decisions and a worked example.
Read articleWhat a vintage or retro logo is, why it signals heritage and craft, which brands it suits, and how to design one that still works at small sizes.
Read articleFavicon sizes for browser tabs, Google Search, Apple and PWAs, with stable URLs and a checklist for missing icons.
Read articlePrepare a readable logo for your Google Business Profile: photo requirements, square cropping, upload checks and missing-logo troubleshooting.
Read articleWhat the LogoSaga package contains. Before sending a logo to print.
Read articleTest your logo before launch: ten practical checks for readability, small sizes, color, backgrounds, files and a clear publish-or-fix decision.
Read articleChoose SVG or PNG by use case. Check embedded raster, transparency, pixel dimensions, print PDF content and the actual LogoSaga export settings.
Read articleGet a genuinely transparent logo: choose PNG or SVG, spot fake checkerboards, protect white artwork and fix pale edges with a three-background test.
Read articleA filled one-page example: Luma café. Download and fill your own sheet.
Read articleWhat a visual identity is, how it differs from brand identity, and its five core elements — logo, color, typography, imagery, and supporting graphics.
Read articleChoose a change that matches the evidence. Plan the rollout before the reveal.
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