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We research your positioning, audience, and competitors to understand what the mark needs to communicate and differentiate against.
A logo has to do a strange amount of work for something so small — recognizable in a favicon, legible embroidered on a shirt, distinct enough to survive being redrawn in black and white. Weboraz designs logos through real concept exploration and iteration, not a single guess we hope you like.

A good logo mark is deceptively hard to get right, precisely because it has to be simple. We start with research into your positioning, competitors, and the impression you actually want people to walk away with, then explore multiple genuinely distinct concepts — not three variations of the same idea with different colors. From there, we refine the strongest direction through structured rounds until the mark holds up at every size and in every context it needs to survive.
The deliverable isn't just a PNG. You get a complete mark system — primary logo, alternate layouts for tight spaces, a monochrome version, a favicon-ready icon, and file formats for web, print, and merchandise — so the logo works everywhere your brand shows up, not just in the one mockup it looked good in.
We research your positioning, audience, and competitors to understand what the mark needs to communicate and differentiate against.
We design multiple distinct concept directions grounded in that research, not a single guess presented as the only option.
We narrow to the strongest direction and refine it through structured feedback rounds until it's genuinely resolved.
We build out the full mark system and deliver every file format and version your brand will actually need to use.
Typically two to three genuinely distinct directions at the concept stage — not the same idea with the color swapped. We'd rather show you fewer, meaningfully different options than a dozen minor variations that all solve the same weak idea.
Vector source files (AI or Figma), SVG and PNG exports at multiple resolutions, a favicon-ready icon version, monochrome and reversed versions, and print-ready formats where needed — along with basic usage notes on spacing and minimum size.
This service is specifically the logo mark itself. If you need the full system around it — color palette, typography, brand voice, and guidelines — that's our Brand Identity service, and we can scope both together if you're starting from zero.
We handle both new logo design and redesigns. For an existing logo, we start by identifying what's actually not working — recognition, legibility, dated styling — and design toward a mark that keeps any earned brand equity worth keeping while fixing what isn't.
If your current logo is a placeholder that quietly became permanent, let's design the mark your brand was actually supposed to have.
