A logo’s function is to make the company recognizable, communicate its name and serve as a brand vehicle across multiple platforms.
Creating a logo that works: our process

A blog by Cozmic Group
A logo’s function is to make the company recognizable, communicate its name and serve as a brand vehicle across multiple platforms.
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