location with coordination code
Pasir panjang
4.163173,100.688482
吉灵丸
4.227358,100.574521
Gopeng
4.474166,101.16735
Kelly castle
4.474418,107.087748
Tasik temenggor
5.551577,101.34715
日莱峰
Gunung jerai
5.786793,100.433141
Designing a brand identity
One of the most interesting projects that a graphic designer can take on is designing a logo. It can be daunting (and stressful) to come up with logo options based on market research, and stumble upon some "design magic" through the exploratory process. Narrowing it down to a final approved logo and then seeing it out in the world can be a very rewarding experience for a designer. However, most of the time, a logo is not enough. Large organizations with layers of management require a thorough brand identity system that provides a unified vision and tools that help everyone build the brand. But before we dig in, let's define the difference (and relationship) between a brand, an identity and a logo. Brand vs. Identity vs. Logo  • A Brand (or Branding) refers to the perceived image and subsequent emotional response to a company, its products and services. It also represents the conversation that customers are having with each other about the company, and how that spreads.
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