New logo required for JetByte.com

Len Holgate needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.

A winner was selected from 67 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.

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by RGORG

by DigItAllCreations

by Dani_Dani

One of the designers who made it happen

Winner - RGORG

What an absolute pleasure to work with RGORG. The quality of the work reflects the investment in the project. She cares! I have already recommended RGORG to a number of people I know who are looking for design work. I love working with 99Designs! The ONLY challenge is that the project may have taken longer than preferred because of the time difference. Not significant enough of an issue to give any rating lower than a 5 STAR RATING. Thank you, RGORG and 99 Designs. I will be back.

- jeffreysmeyer22

How Len Holgate started their logo design journey

Company name

JetByte Limited

Overview

We have an IT development consultancy and we're bringing our main company website http://www.jetbyte.com up to date and in line with several of our other web sites.

Tell us a bit about who you are and the people you reach

The desired audience is our existing market of companies that are looking for bespoke development, programming and consultancy in C++, C# and Java.

Requirements

At present we think that we'd like to keep a similar theme to the existing logo that can be seen at http://www.jetbyte.com but the new logo should work well with our newer websites over at http://www.serverframework.com and http://www.lenholgate.com - however, feel free to surprise us (as long as the logo works with the other new sites and suggests a common branding we're happy).

Particularly, we currently feel that the new logo should use the black, red and white colours that are used on the other two sites and should be suitable for use on a black banner in a similar way to the http://www.serverframework.com logo.

We'd like a favicon that uses an element of the web logo.

We'd like to see how the logo could also work in print, header paper and business cards will follow so although the initial web logo needs to work on a black background, variations should work on a white background too.

Right now we have it in our heads that the text should likely be in the same font as the new sites, this is "Walkway", but we're not wedded to this too much as long as the logo works.

Although we have a rough idea of what we want we'd like to be surprised and are happy to keep an open mind.