Is Graphic Design Different from Logo Design?
Graphic design is what brings content to life, and makes websites more interactive.
It has endless applications ranging from your social media posts to the Metaverse.
Graphic design helps engage the audience in the message that the company is trying to convey through audience-oriented designs.
Yes, graphic design is very different from logo design, a logo is supposed to represent what the company believes in or stands for.
However, they’re both done by designers, and people often get confused and are unable to differentiate between the two.
Logo design is for the company, while the graphic design is targeted at the audience.
Logos aren’t just a design, they’re a symbol!
Like the Apple in the Apple logo or the G in the Google logo.
Do you notice various changes in the Google site whenever it’s a special day or a festival?
That entails the work done by graphic designers so that they can connect with the target audience.
Graphic designers also work closely with Front-End Developers and UI/UX designers.
To create a more holistic experience for the user and to make it easier for them to navigate through the sites, apps, and desktop applications.
Your Logo will show how people treat your brand.
Let’s say there are two exact same shirts, both have a wonderful design, one of them has “Puma” written on it, the other has “Pumba”.
It’s obvious which Shirt you would choose, which is why your Logo Defines your brand and your Designs make it Desirable.
Hope this was helpful!
By Divyansh Parashar