Once you’ve been providing the same service for a while you inevitably get asked same standard questions time and time again. Having an FAQ on your website with your most commonly asked questions is a great time saver for you, and for your potential clients.

Chances are, the answer they are searching for is there, saving you the time of answering the same questions, and they receive there answer immediately.

Be sure to have your contact details available too though.

An FAQ is no substitute for a real conversation and no one likes feeling like they’ve been palmed off to some page to find there answers.

As you’ve no doubt seen, Google often change their front page logo to commemorate special people, important discoveries, holidays and events.

In no particular order, here are the 30 or so Google logo adaptations of 2008 for your enjoyment.

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So what makes a good logo? The key features of any good logo are;

• it is easily describable
• it must be memorable
• it should be effective in black and grey scale only
• be scalable, so as to suit any application
• and obviously suit what it represents

Being memorable and easy to describe are the most important features of a logo, if you can’t even describe it you obviously haven’t remembered it. Logo design is definitely a case of less is more.

A logo should be simple, and have immediate impact, logos are not complex pieces of art to be examined and absorbed and need to attract your customers attention in as little time as possible.

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Below are some examples of a calendar project by Irina Vinnik over at the Behance Network.

It’s currently missing a few months unfortunately, i can’t wait to see the rest.

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Skreened have released this series of Graphic Design Heroes shirts. Featured designers include Wolfgang Weingart, Paul Rang, Saul Bass and many more, with 20 something shirts available.