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FakeClients - Practice logo design using random generated client briefs

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FakeClients is a website to help you practice logo design. Press start and a random design brief will be generated so you can practise your design skills using fake businesses

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Does it come with a bot that keeps changing the requirements every day?
Genius. Let's call him Rick. He sends you change requests labeled URGENT at 11PM on Saturday nights, uses the vaguest language possible, and only speaks in metaphors and parables.
"Can you please jazz it up a little bit? It needs the wow factor. Keep working on it, I'll know when it's good"
Haha. And some integration of meditation practice to keep us calm.
Yes! Curveballs should definitely be a feature. Plus what a great way to get users re-engaged. Or annoyed, either or.
Thanks for hunting - what's the story behind your project?
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When I started designing logos, I always struggled to build up a portfolio. It would also be hard to come up with ideas to practise on. I created the site so beginners can get experience in designing logos and working with clients using these random generated briefs from various types of businesses. Thanks for asking!
The description of the business should always be present. BAD : Hey There, I'm Timika, I recently started a new business called Kifi. I am looking for someone that can design a professional logo for my bussiness. GOOD : Hello! I am Sadye, founder of FAC Delivery Service. We are looking for someone that can create a simple logo for our Delivery Service
This is hilarious lol
Hilarious! No need to stop at logos haha.
Love love love this idea!
Super!
i really love the idea
This is simply awesome! There is such a need for more sites/apps geared toward offering ways for new designers to get some practice in, and experienced ones to keep sharp! The only thing missing is the client demanding an absurd amount of iterations. Great job!
Consider connecting your bank account, so it deposits a sum, then slowly drains it from your account, taking you uncomfortably into the red.
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