Logo design mistakes: 10 common errors and how to avoid them
Ten logo design mistakes I still see, from effects and stock icons to weak Arabic lettering, with a fix for each and a checklist to run before delivery.
Practical articles from real projects: brand identity, packaging, Arabic type, interfaces, and the AI tools I direct.
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What drives logo design cost and brand identity cost, the four ways to buy, public price examples for 2026, how to compare quotes and which red flags to avoid.
The seven types of logos, plus Arabic calligraphic marks and bilingual lockups, with real examples, when each suits a business, and how to build a family.
Midjourney, ChatGPT or Nano Banana? A designer's comparison by criteria: style, editing, Arabic text, speed, terms and privacy, as of October 2026.
Nano Banana prompts for designers: seven labelled starting points for product shots, packs, moodboards and mockups, plus Arabic text, SynthID and safe use.
What Photoshop's Generative Fill, Generative Expand and related tools do in 2026, where they help design work, their limits, credits and Adobe's terms.
Every main Photoshop tool grouped by job with its shortcut, plus the short list I use daily on brand and packaging work, and where generative tools fit.
Project, hourly or value-based? A practical way to price design work, with scope, usage rights, revisions, deposits and a calm answer to 'too expensive'.
A designer's method for AI prompts, from subject, composition, lens, light, material and colour to references and brand consistency, with examples to adapt.
Remote and freelance graphic design for Gulf clients: positioning, finding work, proposals, time zones, getting paid abroad and keeping clients for years.
A brand-safe way to design social posts with AI: templates from the guide, official sizes for 2026, Arabic type, an occasions calendar and honest labels.
Vibe coding for designers: why taste is your edge, what to build first, turning tokens and components into code, keeping RTL and accessibility, and the limits.