Online Business Training for Small Business Owners Share Flip Pin Email BY ALYSSA GREGORY Updated May 21, 2018 It can be difficult to find the right online business training program, especially when you have to invest a significant amount of money into the program in order to see what it's all about. Free online business training programs are a great way to see what's available, explore various learning formats, and get your feet wet in online training before investing money in a paid program. Here are five free online business training sites that not only provide an introduction to online programs but also offer a depth of information that can be invaluable to any business owner. 01 SBA Online Small Business Training JGI/Tom Grill / Blend Images / Getty Images The Small Business Administration has a series of self-paced, easy-to-use courses that cover a variety of business basics. Each course takes about 30 min...
Types of logos August 9, 2017 In Tips Examples of logos can be useful for clients during a brand identity project. Here’s a roundup of four different types of logos: lettermarks, wordmarks, pictorial marks, and combination marks. Lettermarks Lettermarks are just what they sound like: logos that are made of letters. Whether you call them monograms, initials, or acronyms, they’re in the same category. Wordmarks Wordmarks are logos made of… wait for it… words. The brand’s name is represented by typography, without including a symbol or picture. Don’t be tempted to think “somebody just typed out that name in a font.” Good wordmarks are carefully crafted to have a visual rhythm throughout the word, balancing white space, line weights, and the way the letters interact with each other. Wordmarks can be classified according to style. Serif wordmarks Logos made from serif lettering (where the strokes of the l...
Graffiti Lettering: Cool Characters, Alphabets & Fonts Article by Delana , filed under Street Art & Graffiti in the Art category Not only are there different types of graffiti ; there are also plenty of different lettering styles used by graffiti writers. Many of them were designed by graffiti writers in the beginning years of urban graffiti, in the 1970s and 1980s. They’ve been imitated, expanded on, adapted and changed by graffiti artists all over the world. Whether you see graffiti as an art form or simple vandalism, it’s hard to deny that a lot of effort goes into recognizing and learning the different types of lettering, and developing a unique style. Wildstyle (images via: ferretfacejones ) Unfortunately, it’s hard to classify most types of graffiti lettering. The styles develop organically, with only loose foundations. Lettering styles can sometimes be traced back to the person who originally developed t...
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