A Technology & IT Logo Has to Work in the Real World
Tech logos live mostly on screens — as app icons, browser favicons, dashboard headers and pitch decks — and they need to look sharp from 16 pixels to a conference banner. Denver’s growing tech scene means your brand also competes for investors, talent and customers at the same time. We design technology logos that are simple, distinctive and built to scale across digital products and marketing.
Where Your Logo Will Appear
App icons and browser favicons
Website and product dashboard headers
Pitch decks and investor materials
Swag, laptop stickers and hoodies
Social profiles and job postings
Storefront signs for IT and phone repair shops
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
What Makes a Strong Technology & IT Logo
Favicon-Size Test
If it doesn’t work at 32 pixels, it won’t work as an app icon. We test every concept small.
Avoid Circuit Clichés
Circuit boards, globes and generic swooshes date quickly. Simple geometry lasts longer.
Built for Dark Mode
We check the logo on both light and dark interfaces.
RECENT WORK
Recent Logo Work From Our Studio
A selection of original logos we have designed for small businesses. Ask for industry-specific examples during your free consultation.
Tech brands lean toward minimal wordmarks, geometric symbols and lettermarks with clean sans-serif typography. Blues and purples are common; bolder brands use gradients or a single saturated accent. We supply SVG files that developers can drop straight into code.
Every Project Includes
4–5 original concepts, usually same day
Refinements until you approve
Flat $125–$175, nothing charged in advance
Full-color, one-color and reversed versions
AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, PNG and JPG files
Full ownership of the final design
OUR PROCESS
How It Works
01
Share Your Business
Tell us your name, services, audience and any style direction.
02
Review Concepts
Get 4–5 original concepts built for your industry.
03
Refine
Adjust colors, fonts and layout until it is right.
04
Get Your Files
Receive print, vehicle, embroidery and web-ready files.