Concise and descriptive title (e.g., “Modern Logo Design for Tech Startup,” “Minimalist Logo for Sustainable Fashion Brand”).
Consider including the client’s name or industry to provide context.

Name of the client or company you created the logo for.
Briefly describe their industry or type of business.

Summarize the client’s goals, objectives, and target audience.
Mention any specific design preferences or requirements they had.
Briefly describe their industry or type of business.

Outline the key steps you took in the design process.
Highlight any unique challenges or creative solutions you implemented.
This could include initial sketches, concept development, revisions, and finalization.

If you have multiple logo concepts, include them to showcase your versatility and range.
Explain your rationale behind each concept and how it aligns with the client’s brief.

Showcase the final logo design in high resolution.
Consider including variations (e.g., black and white, different color schemes) to demonstrate its adaptability.

Display mockups or real-world examples of how the logo is used in various applications (e.g., business cards, website, social media).

This helps potential clients visualize how the logo would look in their own branding materials.

Display mockups or real-world examples of how the logo is used in various applications (e.g., business cards, website, social media).

This helps potential clients visualize how the logo would look in their own branding materials.

Include a positive quote from the client about their experience working with you and the impact of the logo design.
This adds credibility and social proof to your portfolio.

List the date of completion, software used, and any relevant design awards or recognition.
This demonstrates your professionalism and attention to detail.