Logo Designer Interview Preparation Guide
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Logo Designer related Frequently Asked Questions by expert members with professional career as Logo Designer. These list of interview questions and answers will help you strengthen your technical skills, prepare for the new job interview and quickly revise your concepts

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Logo Designer Interview Questions and Answers
Logo Designer Interview Questions and Answers

1 :: Tell us what's the difference between rich black and auto black?

Rich black is used when you have a large area to cover. Auto black is used for smaller elements such as text and little areas. Rich black is "blacker than black" and uses different RGB combinations to achieve a darker look, whereas auto black is only 100% black.

2 :: Tell us what inspired you to join graphic designing field?

I was always fascinated by animated images. My curiosity led me to take interest in animations and led me to opt for a degree in graphic designing. The most beautiful part is I can graphically create almost anything my mind conceives.

3 :: Please explain what processes do you find most difficult in creating a new design?

The initial creation phase. It's hard to narrow down ideas to decide on one main design that will successfully represent your brand/design look you're trying to achieve.

4 :: Tell us how much bleed do you normally have on your layouts?

Usually it depends on the printer and his press and the project, around one sixteenth to one eight of an inch sometimes one quarter inch.

5 :: Why should our small firm hire you as Logo Designer?

I genuinely love to collaborate, learn, and design. I strive for perfection in everything I do to ensure that each project I create is done to best of my abilities.

6 :: Explain me the biggest freelance job you've done?

Creating my own brand. I built my website, portfolio website, graphics, and following from the ground up, teaching myself as I went. It's always a work in progress and takes a lot of time to maintain but it's so worth it!

7 :: Tell us what types of designing projects are you most interested in?

I like designing websites and advertisements as I believe my expertise lies here. However, I am also quite interested in mobile application designing which I would like to explore now.

8 :: Tell us when is eye catching, too much?

When It detracts from the message. Your work may aesthetically be incredible, but it has to effectively communicate the message.

9 :: Do you know what is a blueline?

The final proof before the actual press run. It includes all the images at actual resolution, but everything is printed out in one color--blue.

10 :: Explain me what do you do when a client wants a reverse ad?

Help them achieve their goal. I would suggest things that would make their campaign successful, be it reserve advertising. Ultimately it's the client's decision what direction they want to go. My job is to help them reach their destination successfully. Make sure they're confident in their brand and willing to take the risk.

11 :: Where do you see yourself five years from now as Logo Designer?

(Be confident)
After five years, I see myself working for your firm in capacity of senior graphic designer, producing effective visual communications and making history in the field of graphic designing!

12 :: Tell us which process of a project creation do you enjoy the most?

Electronic set up of the comp, laying out the pages, and including placeholders, and of course, seeing that comp come out of the printer a sparkling design.

13 :: Please explain us your portfolio. Which pieces are you most proud of, and why?

Every designer should be prepared to showcase their best work. Make sure you ask them to explain the problem each piece was meant to solve and how they accomplished that.

14 :: Tell us what is your experience with CSS?

I have about 2 years experience so far. I can create layouts, layers, animations, edit colors, edit dimensions and many many other things. There's so many possiblities!

15 :: Tell us what experience do you have in designing for the web?

I have developed several web banners and landing pages for my previous employers. Details are enclosed in my portfolio for your view.

16 :: Explain what is your preferred software for creating these designs?

A mixture of Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, and WordPress.

17 :: Suppose you are designing a new logo for our company. What would it look like?

This question gives you an opportunity to observe a designer’s thought process first-hand and see how well they understand your company or product.

18 :: Tell me have you ever gotten tired of creating new designs?

There have been some times when I needed a break in creating something new to recharge and see a different perspective.

19 :: Tell us who is your favorite super hero?

Superman. He's humble, self-sufficient, and never once blamed his upbringings for any failure he may have had in life.

20 :: Tell us which programs are you comfortable working with?

(Do some homework, find out what programs does the company commonly use and make sure you mention those if you have expertise in them)
I am well versed in Photoshop, adobe, illustrator, Visio, In design and other layout based software. I like diversity and bring demonstrated ability to work effectively in almost any program. Usually I select the software that will best compliment the idea after studying the given assignment.

21 :: Tell me what is your workload like?

There’s a big difference between the level of attention you’ll get from your freelance designer if you’re providing a significant portion of their income versus sending them a small project here and there.

Before committing to a contract, set clear expectations around your requirements. Will you need closer to five or 40 hours of their time each week? Find out how booked up they are with other clients and if it’s realistic for them to take on your project given your expectations and their other commitments.

22 :: Why should we hire you as Logo Designer?

I offer exactly what you seek and am capable of addressing your graphic designing requirements. I have studied your previous graphic material and I have some brilliant ideas to rejuvenate your graphic marketing communication through implementation of contemporary and modern visual marketing techniques.

23 :: Tell us what method of design do you use most frequently, tables, css, or standards?

I typically use css for design. It allows for the most versatile creations and gives you endless creative freedom.

24 :: Please explain your creative process. What are the major steps?

Every designer should have a detailed answer prepared for this. A good designer won’t just jump in and start designing. Great designers begin by trying to understand the problem they’re being asked to solve. Depending on the project, they might interview users or look through data to determine the best course of action. They should also allow for at least one round of substantive feedback and iteration before they submit their final designs.