Comment on the Creation of a Logo Design for Design CaféWritten by Maricon Williams
The purpose of in-house competition to create a logo design is for Design Café to have a unique mark of identity. It should reflect a place for friendly, approachable and helpful discussion amongst graphic designers, publishers, illustrators, photographers and others who are inclined in creation of visual communications. The logo that will be chosen will be printed on coffee mugs and embroidered on shirts.When we make a business logo it should reflect business itself. It should reflect products and services business is catering. It starts with conceptualization process – where you think of right words, color and design. Your logo is most important design in your business because it is basis of all other materials. In connection with Design Café entries, all of them are made with striking concept. I prefer #11 and #12. Number 11 entry depicts elegance. It is simple yet regal. It sends out a message that this establishment is of superior class yet approachable. Number 12 entry is artistic, which you can gauge word creativity. From logo you can be acquainted that business is all about designing.
| | 4 Computer Money-saving TipsWritten by Sharron Senter
Here are four tips that’ll save you money when buying your next computer.Tip #1 -- Rebates: A rebate is not always a bargain. Computers with rebates are often close to being discontinued. You may pick up a good deal or purchase technology that's about to become yesterday’s news. What's more, stores will often package computers with a bunch of free items to make it look like you're getting more value. Chances are extras are either poor quality or items you're unlikely to use. Also, they’re counting on you to not redeem your rebate, a very common occurrence. Tip #2 -- Extended Service Warrantees: Buyer Beware! They're a gamble, but not always a bad idea. If you're purchasing a laptop and you plan to travel a lot, an extended warranty that covers replacement of monitor/display can be a good gamble. Replacing a display can cost $400-$600, making warranty worthwhile. On other hand, if you plan on buying warranty for routine maintenance; save your money. Oftentimes it can take weeks for store to send your PC out for service. Also, remember store where you purchased your computer does not always do warranty work during first year, instead you may have to ship it directly to manufacturer. In general, extended warranties cover electronics [things you can't see]. They don't usually cover physical damage. Most extended warranties have large gray areas, leaving warranty provider a lot of room to reject claims.
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