Discover why red text on blue backgrounds creates visual strain and hurts your business. Learn the science behind color conflicts, their impact on customer perception, and better design alternatives that build trust and improve readability.
Design & Creative Resources
Taking Professional Vehicle Photos with Your Smartphone: A Web Designer’s Guide
Learn to take professional vehicle photos with just your smartphone. A web designer’s practical guide covering lighting, angles, prep, and consistency tips for dealerships and fleet businesses.
The Gradient Trap: Why 2025’s Hottest Design Trend Could Cost New Businesses
While vibrant color gradients dominate 2025’s digital design landscape, they present significant challenges for physical marketing materials. Before your new business commits to this trend, understand the production limitations, increased costs, and consistency issues that could impact your long-term brand strategy.
Urban Farm Logo Design: Why Your Agricultural Branding Deserves Better Than Templates
Discover why template logos fail urban farming businesses. Learn how professional agricultural branding attracts premium clients and grows local brands.
The Best Colors for Marketing Logos: What Actually Works in 2025
Here's something that might surprise you: 85% of customers identify color as a primary reason for choosing one brand over another. Not the product quality, not the price point, not even the fancy marketing copy – the colors. Your logo colors aren't just pretty design...
Why Your Logo Should Be as Timeless as Your Grandma’s Secret Recipe
Ever notice how your mouth waters whenever you think of Grandma's secret recipe? That's because it's timeless, classic—just like her love for you. It's a culinary masterpiece that never goes out of style. Now, imagine if your logo could do the same for your business....
How to Select the Best Font For Your Business Logo Design
Before you move on to making actual creative decisions, do your research. You likely already did some market research when creating your company, so you probably know who your main competitors are. This is the time to look at how they’re branded. One of the desirable features of a good logo is uniqueness. Knowing how your competition is branded will help you to get that feature dialed in.







