Do you just want the logo to say "CETA'N" or "CETA'N Energy? And to you prefer all caps?

Do you just want the logo to say "CETA'N" or "CETA'N Energy?" And to you prefer all caps?

Would you like for the logo to say "CETA'N" or "CETA'N Energy"? And are there any preferences for font, size, or color?

I don''t have a preference for all caps or not.  Regarding Cetan or Cetan Energy.   I might be nice to have a logo that could go either way, where the Energy could be dropped in certain circumstances.   If not, I prefer Cetan Energy. 

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pls feedback, thank You in advance.

Hi!

I have seen your update regarding the website and I have some suggestions. I don't know if they will matter, however, as a professional graphic designer I feel it's my duty:

1. I would not advise on creating a graphic design concept for the website before deciding on your brand identity. It's a mistake that might cost you in the future. The first step should be deciding on a logo, because it is the key element of your identity. The logo is the one that should dictate the website and not vice-versa. The logo is the one that speaks about your values and those values should be reflected in the design of the website.
2. No logo will look good on a picture. The logo should be on a plain color if you want it to be striking and memorable (white/black). Placing a graphic composition on a photo will only create visual chaos. No matter how great the logo will be, it will loose power.

Hope this helps :)

Best regards,
RoundYellow

Hi!

I have seen your update regarding the website and I have some suggestions. I don't know if they will matter, however, as a professional graphic designer I feel it's my duty:

1. I would not advise on creating a graphic design concept for the website before deciding on your brand identity. It's a mistake that might cost you in the future. The first step should be deciding on a logo, because it is the key element of your identity. The logo is the one that should dictate the website and not vice-versa. The logo is the one that speaks about your values and those values should be reflected in the design of the website.
2. No logo will look good on a picture. The logo should be on a plain color if you want it to be striking and memorable (white/black). Placing a graphic composition on a photo will only create visual chaos. No matter how great the logo will be, it will loose power.

Hope this helps :)

Best regards,
RoundYellow

Thanks for the input. It is appreciated and understood. I used squarespace to create a draft website for a few reason:

1. It is a good tool to visualized layout and content
2. The cloud nature of the service allows my partners, who live in a different city to see and edit the site.
3. I built a site with a designer out of India one time from scratch and it was painful. Using a draft on squarespace is a good way to show designers the content we want to appear on our site but allow them to improve upon it.

OK, great, it means we can all contribute to make your identity (including the website) clean, powerful and memorable :). And, yes, you are right, it is very helpful for us to understand in-depth the nature of your business and the targeted market and the website is a good tool for this.

Best regards!

RoundYellow

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