As far as the logo, I built it in Figma, which is a free web based design tool.
But we won't cover how to use Figma in this course since it's way beyond the scope of this course.
However, keep in mind that there are tons of free tutorials and paid courses on Figma, and since Figma
is extremely user friendly, you can be up and running in Figma and create a logo for yourself in just
a few hours.
Now, when it comes to images, I really prefer this site, the undraw.co.
And not only you can search the images for example.
We can look for tech images over here, but we can also control the main color.
Now, why is that super cool?
If we navigate to your index notice.
These are my primary colors.
And let's say I'm going to pick 500.
I'll navigate over here.
Change the hex value.
We want to replace it.
And now all of the images have my primary color.
You'll have a few choices if you go with the SVG one.
It's going to come with a transparent background.
And if you go with the PNG, then in my experience it adds a white background.
So in my case I always go with the SVG because I prefer the transparent one.
But of course this depends on the project.
Of that you're working on.
And once we're clear on the logo and images, we can move on to the next step.