Creative Banner for Custom Software Development

When you are going to design a banner or a logo for a service company like "Custom Software Development", it's not easy at all to find an image that describes your service.
In most cases designers go the easy way by making a banner that has an image of a man or a woman working on a laptop.
You Need to be Creative!!! While we were designing our company's website we thought of a new idea for our banner, our idea was to put an image of a piece of code being cut by scissors to signify software customization, like a piece of cloth is cut and sewed by a tailor to make clothes that suit his customers needs.


Examples provided by: Enozom Mobile App Development Company 

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7 Response to "Creative Banner for Custom Software Development"

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