Logo design for new start-up

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Start date: 20-03-2013

Ending date: 27-03-2013

Total budget: € 399.00
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It all started with an idea...

A short, interactive guide helped them discover their design style and clearly captured what they needed.

Needs

Design a logo for a new service: lstfnd.

Lost & Found is a new service that's pretty simple. Buy a sticker with a unique code and put it on your smartphone, tablet, laptop, camera, etc. If you lose it and the finder is an honest man of woman, he or she can look your data up on the site and contact you.

The logo will be used in two places: the site and the stickers.

So it's pretty important that the logo is very distinct. It needs to be small (stickers aren't big), but 100% clear. If the service is a hit, people need to immediately understand it's the lstfnd logo.

Company description

lstfnd is a new company that assumes most people are good. If you find something, you want to bring it back. How often don't we get a lot of photo's on Facebook or Twitter with the question: who is this? I found his camera and I want to return it. These stickers can help.

Target group

At first it will be the tech savvy, users of electronically devices like smartphones, tablets, ipods, etc. Probably the public transport users as well, since that's where you loose a lot. But eventually, everybody is a target audience.

Colors, favourites and other requirements

No specific favorite colors or anything. We are looking for the "WOW' factor. Not retro, not old skool.

Designer: Davy Davy
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DavyDavy

Ik beschouw deze logo's zeker niet als af, maar ik hoor al graag uw commentaar.

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Davy

chi666chi666

Iets te retro, niet modern genoeg en te basic. Ik denk dat je op het verkeerde pad zit, sorry.

Bas

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