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Introduction to the Logo Design Process<\/h2>\n
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Throughout this logo design process, the designer will present work and the client will approve and provide feedback. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Each task after the initial briefing meeting<\/a> is meant to be completed by either the designer or the client. When you run this checklist for the first time, you can go onto each task and assign that task to the relevant person. <\/strong><\/p>\n

You can even use the \"Due after\" option for each task to set deadlines for when deliverables are required<\/strong>. This will provide automated<\/a> notifications to the assignee when their task is due. <\/p>\n

If you ever need to consult the other person, you can tag them in a comment on their task to ask them specific questions about their work or feedback. <\/p>\n

As you work through the process, you should upload work and feedback into the form fields provided<\/strong>. This means that all information relevant to the project is stored in one place and timestamped for when it was completed. <\/p>\n

Move on to Task 2 and get started or watch this little video below if it is your first time going through a logo design process.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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