r/learndesign • u/Yahmyyy • 1h ago
r/learndesign • u/y_sh_l • 23h ago
first time trying designing a logo or whatever( ・-・)
gallerygot myself a a task to design something from a website
first time really trying to do this so yall gotta be very nice lol
anyways what is very wrong and i could fix and why
thanks !( *・ω・)ノ
r/learndesign • u/Acceptable_End_9926 • 2h ago
How to get designer-level results from AI logo generators?
I've been experimenting with different logo generators recently while working on a few ideas, and one thing became pretty clear: getting a good result is usually more about the process than just clicking generate.
The first few results are rarely the ones that feel right. The better outcomes usually come from having a clear idea of what you want before starting, the style, the audience, the feeling the brand should give, and where the logo will be used.
I noticed that simple designs often work better. Logos with clear typography, balanced spacing, and fewer elements usually feel more professional and are easier to use across different places.
Another thing that helped was not stopping after the first concept. Trying different directions and making small adjustments to things like fonts, colors, icons, and layouts can completely change the final result.
A logo also needs to work beyond just a screen preview. It should still make sense when it's smaller, printed, used as an icon, or placed on different backgrounds.
I'm curious about other people's experiences, what has helped you get better logo results? Is it the tool you use, the way you approach the design, or the amount of time spent refining the idea?