Screen 3.1: Deep Dive Logo Process

Prototype

Structured capture — "Walk me through your logo methodology"

A/B Testing: Process Documentation

This is where we capture Aaron's actual design methodology — from brief to delivery. The knowledge that could become a course, a talk, or reference material.

A: Structured walkthroughB: Conversational interviewC: Visual process builder
Journey Phase: Burst Adoption (Phase 3) • Aaron's State: Deep teaching mode • Success Signal: "I've never written this down before"
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Let's document your logo process.

Not the portfolio version — the real one. The decisions, the shortcuts, the things you've learned the hard way.

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Discovery: The Brief

How do you start? What do you need to know before a single sketch?

The questions you ask that most designers skip.

See how Aaron describes this...

First thing I ask: "What's the REAL problem?" Not "we need a logo" — that's not a problem. The problem is: nobody remembers who they are, or they're embarrassed to hand out their business card, or their sign looks like crap next to the competition. Then I ask about the audience. Not demographics — who's actually gonna SEE this thing? A trucker at 70mph or a designer at a laptop? That changes everything.

Version A Design Notes:

  • Structured walkthrough — step by step
  • Timeline progress visualization
  • Back/forward navigation
  • Pros: Complete, organized methodology
  • Cons: May feel rigid, less natural

Version A

Step-by-step with timeline progress.

Risk: Feels like a form

Version B

Chat-like interview with follow-ups.

Risk: Hard to organize output

Version C

Build and customize your own process.

Risk: Too much freedom

Phase 3: Burst Adoption — Deep Expertise Capture

Aaron is ready to share the methodology he's developed over decades. This is the knowledge that makes him unique — and could help other designers.