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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Apr 2016 16:05:03 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>How to Design a successful App Logo The success of an app depends not only on its usefulness but also on the marketing effort. It implies that for your app to get lots of downloads and be considered as a great app, it has to be of real value, and you must market it effectively. &#8230;</p>
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<p>The success of an app depends not only on its usefulness but also on the marketing effort. It implies that for your app to get lots of downloads and be considered as a great app, it has to be of real value, and you must market it effectively. Once the development of the app is over, the next focus is usually on how you can get as many people as possible to download it and this is where marketing and finally the app logo comes in.</p>
<p>A successful logo for an app will make it stand out from the millions of the other apps in the marketplace. If the logo is mediocre, and it stands not to be noticed and even if the app was the best in the world, it won’t get its deserved share of the market. Presented here are a few tips to help you come up with a good app logo that will guarantee you a huge number of download ones the app is released-:</p>
<h2><strong>Reflect on the app</strong></h2>
<p>The design of a great app logo begins with an in-depth reflection on the app. This will form the basis upon which other design elements will be based. Of utmost consideration are what the apps is intended to achieve, the marketing message you need to pass around, the unique features it has over other similar apps in the app store, its color as well as the target audience. This reflection will let you know the best app logo design route to take so that you create a logo that will be in tandem with the expectations of the audience thus leading to general acceptance and success of the app.</p>
<h2><strong>Design on a unique and striking shape</strong></h2>
<p>One feature you will find in the icons of the most successful apps on the stores is their unique and striking shapes. The shape of the app icon is usually the central design element used to catch the attention of the eye and make people be aware of the app. To settle for the right shape of your app icon, you need to make it relevant to the applications which the app are intended to achieve. You are strongly advised never to use photos or images as the preferred shapes of your app icons since they don’t offer the versatility and uniqueness required of a good app.</p>
<h2><strong>Set the tone of the app</strong></h2>
<p>Getting the right tone is also instrumental in the successful development of an app logo. Remember, colors are a huge consideration when it comes to marketing and branding of your app, and you need to choose the right color palettes for your app carefully. Bring back your knowledge of the graphic design color theory and use the right colors that will pass the emotions as well as the message effectively to the target audience.</p>
<p>Apple advises that you should stick with a limited number of color palettes in your app design so that it remains clean, fresh, attractive and memorable in the minds of the target audience. Using lots of colors might end up making the app logo design to appear cluttered and even lose the intended meaning.</p>
<h2><strong>Add text, but only when possible</strong></h2>
<p>A closer look at most of the successful apps will reveal to you that they have distinct and unique shapes without any texts. The lesson drawn from this is that text is not necessary when designing an app logo. However, feel free to use text only when it is necessary. It further points back to the fact that you need to have a unique shape for your app icons so that it is easily recognizable and users can infer what its use by just looking at the symbol.</p>
<h2><strong>Don’t go with the trends</strong></h2>
<p>Just like in the fashion world, trends are very rife in the graphic design world. However, when designing an app logo, you should never base the design on current trends, however appealing it might be. You want your app to stand the taste of time and be relevant for many more years to come. This should not only be reflected in the development but also on the marketing and branding and so is the app icon design as well. Stick to the basics of logo design and create an app icon that will be relevant even after the current trends are long gone.</p>
<h2><strong>Keep it Simple</strong></h2>
<p>Finally, simplicity is very important in app logo design. There are millions of users looking to download various apps from the internet and they just have a few seconds to skim through the plethora of app icons and decide on which ones to download. The apps with simple icons will attract attention hence get more downloads while those with complex icons will be passed by the users leading to dismal downloads.</p>
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		<title>Best Logo Design Software for Macintosh</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 14 Feb 2016 16:55:14 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Best Logo Design Software for Macintosh Most designers absolutely swear by the use of Macintosh computers for all of their logo creation needs. Part of the reason that many designers love using Macintosh computers is because Macintosh hardware is specifically designed for use with design and creation software. Macintosh computers have always been a popular &#8230;</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h1>Best Logo Design Software for Macintosh</h1>
<p>Most designers absolutely swear by the use of Macintosh computers for all of their logo creation needs. Part of the reason that many designers love using Macintosh computers is because Macintosh hardware is specifically designed for use with design and creation software. Macintosh computers have always been a popular choice among creative&#8217;s because it simply works better with design suites like Photoshop and illustrator as well as for video editing tasks. While many Windows-based components will simply hang up when it comes to loading programs as well as processing and rendering image data, Macintosh&#8217;s continue outperform them in these areas. Because of this ease-of-use a lot of the world&#8217;s <a href="http://www.logomaven.com">best logo design software</a> can be found on Macintosh computers. So many professional level designers and many of the world&#8217;s best logo designers often find themselves using design software for Mac and the competition is definitely steep among the design tools that professionals use. Here are some of the top design software is for Mac that are currently available and most widely used across the design industry. Hopefully by checking out some of these options you can make an informed decision about which licenses you should purchase if you planned on creating your own logo or perhaps professionally creating a logo for others.</p>
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<h2><strong>Adobe Photoshop</strong></h2>
<p>Adobe Photoshop is best known as a photo editing program but it&#8217;s perhaps some of the most at that software that can be used in image manipulation and logo creation. CS6 is definitely best used on a Macintosh computer and this version of Photoshop has come a long way from giving people the ability to make minor tweaks and changes to images as well as filter edits. The software can essentially help a graphic designer to make a logo from scratch as well as output it to all of the most popular image file types for recreation, printing, manipulation and more. The software can also alter a number of vector images will combine multi-layer images to form extremely powerful logo designs. The only real problem with the Photoshop interface is that the full version of the software can get quite expensive and learning how to use it with proficiency can take many years. For designing a basic logo there are many different tutorials online for how to use this logo design software for Mac but it may take a lot of trial and error before you can actually design a professional quality logo in Photoshop.</p>
<h2><strong>Gimp:</strong></h2>
<p>Gimp is an open-source program that was actually created originally as the Photoshop equivalent for Linux users. GNU image manipulation has been around for several years and gimp actually has a powerful selection of image editing capabilities which are all available for free. If you are simply interested in trying out a high-quality image manipulation program that can produce high-quality logos, this can be a great starting point. Gimp also has a massive number of free plug-ins and tools that you can use to expand your logo creation technique. While many people are quick to discredit GIMP because it&#8217;s a free program, with the amount of support that&#8217;s online and the number of professional tools that gimp has, it&#8217;s a worthy program for designers to use for all of their Macintosh logo creation needs. The only real drawback that GIMP has is that it doesn&#8217;t feature the same level of vector support that comes from Adobe products.</p>
<h2><strong>Sketchbook:</strong></h2>
<p>Sketchbook is an extremely effective vector creator for creating mockups. Although it&#8217;s not exactly full service logo design software for Macintosh, the Autodesk program is perfect for having an upgraded version of paint on your Macintosh computer. This makes it a powerful option on the list of logo design software for Macintosh.  There&#8217;s a free version as well as a pro version that comes with all of the tools that you need to produce high-quality drawings and graphics. The only main problem is sketchbook is that you definitely have to have some type of artistic ability to create a logo from scratch. You can import and edit photos in sketchbook but support for image manipulation like this isn&#8217;t quite as advanced as you would find it on Gimp or Photoshop. If you have some artistic talent and your simply looking to export a hand-drawn logo in vector format however, this can be an excellent cost effective option that is only available on Macintosh through the mac app store.</p>
<h2><strong>Adobe Illustrator:</strong></h2>
<p>Adobe Illustrator is basically the ultimate Macintosh creative suite for graphic designers. When it comes to logo design software for Macintosh, this interface is one of the preferred program options for professionals. The license through Adobe for a professional graphic designer can get quite expensive but with the alignment options and image editing options available in Adobe Illustrator it&#8217;s possible to create perfect quality vector logos that can be heavily replicated across promotional material. Illustrator has more features than any aforementioned Macintosh product on our list as well as a giant amount of typography, visual effects and easy tracing options. If you are looking for professional graphic design software on Mac and you don&#8217;t have any budgetary restrictions this is the program to get<br />
.</p>
<p>Keep these top options in mind if you are looking for the perfect logo design software for Macintosh.</p>
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