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• January 15, 2011 3:41 AM
   nekaira
   
  hi sir any feedback?=)
  
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• January 14, 2011 3:13 PM
   Nancy7
   
  Click Here For Free Vectors, Icons, Psd Files, Templates, Flash Files & more : www.graphichive.net
  
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• January 13, 2011 2:10 PM
   cdnmike
   
  Dear Contest Holder, You've set a great prize amount, but it may be that you're not receiving many desIgns due to lack of comments/ratings and/or the contest not being guaranteed. Without comments, it appears as though the contest may be "dead". Myself, I'd be interested to do more designs, but am just waiting for comments and/or ratings to see what direction to take. Please be assured, we're all here ready to give you some great ideas/designs. Thank you.
  
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• January 10, 2011 7:33 PM
   cdnmike
   
  Dear Project Holder, Any feedback you have or eliminations will help us target a design towards something you'll like. Thank you!
  
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• January 08, 2011 12:44 PM
   EngagingNetworks
    Project Holder
  Thanks for your feedback Annie. The website will be completely re-designed around the new logo / brand. All helpful comments.
  
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• January 08, 2011 12:30 PM
   annie
   
  A suggestion ... Blue/Ochre is a good combination (contrast), however: I went to your website and the header (top part of the page) is bright orange. A blue/ochre logo may not look appealing on a bright orange background - unless you intend to change your website to match your logo? I have over 10+ years experience in design and web development, which is the only reason I'm mentioning this. Also, if you want to inspire confidence and reliability, I would suggest moving away from "web 2.0" (which actually means glossy/glassy buttons, drop-shadows and shiny gradients - this was a design fad of the mid- to late 2000's). The "web 2.0" look is too "light" in my opinion, for your product and the message you ultimately want to convey to your target audience. I would suggest moving towards an identity that is more contemporary with today's standards (classic, modern, clean, enduring). Stay away from fads like "web 2.0" - it is overused and passe. Try a fresh approach. Your company will certainly see growth in the future so you want to start out with the correct identity from the get-go. Your successful branding and marketing over the long-term depends on it. Finally: I would recommend a logo of not more than 3 colors. When you add more than 3 colors it could become expensive when you need to have your logo printed on correspondence, business cards, banners, etc. The design industry standard is 3 colors. annie
  
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