Logo vs. Brand Identity: Why “Just a Logo” Isn’t Enough | Kingston Designer, Design Blog
Home About Contact Our Work Blog Hamburger Toggle Menu Logo vs. Brand Identity: Why “Just a Logo” Isn’t Enough “I just need a logo” is one of the most common first messages I get, and it’s a completely reasonable place to start. But a logo on its own is a little like ordering a house […]
App Design vs. App Development: What’s the Difference, and Why You Need Both | Kingston Designer, Design Blog
Home About Contact Our Work Blog Hamburger Toggle Menu App Design vs. App Development: What’s the Difference, and Why You Need Both App Design vs. App Development: What’s the Difference, and Why You Need Both “I have an idea for an app” is a sentence I hear a lot, and it’s genuinely one of my […]
How to Choose a Website Designer in Kingston (Without Getting Burned)
Home About Contact Us Our Work Blog Hamburger Toggle Menu How to Choose a Website Designer in Kingston (Without Getting Burned) | Kingston Designer Search “website design Kingston” and you’ll get a wall of options that all promise roughly the same thing: modern, fast, professional. So how do you actually tell who’s going to deliver, […]
Design: Teaching Grade 8s Design and Marketing
Volunteering to give a fifteen-minute talk about what a graphic designer does is easy. Building a four-week curriculum for a split grade 7/8 class and actually teaching it is a different project entirely. In this program, students worked in small groups on two projects: brand analysis and brand guidelines. They learned to spot inconsistencies in branding and understand why it matters. What surprised me was how quickly these Grade 8 students grasped the difference between “a logo” and “a brand.” Their excitement about brand consistency reminded me that good design is a teachable skill, not just for those with design degrees.