Logo & Brand Identity Designer Needed for Modern ABA Therapy Company

Job Title: Logo & Brand Identity Designer Needed for Modern ABA Therapy Company Project Description: I am looking for a skilled logo and brand identity designer to create a polished, memorable brand identity for my ABA therapy company, Behavior Leap. This is not a basic logo project. I do not want a generic ABA therapy logo. I am looking for someone who can think strategically about branding, typography, symbolism, color, and how the logo will work across a website, business cards, shirts, signage, documents, and social media. Company Name: Behavior Leap Tagline: Supporting Every Leap Forward About the Brand: Behavior Leap is an ABA therapy company serving both children and adults. The brand should feel warm, professional, modern, trustworthy, inviting, simple, and memorable. I want the logo to feel appropriate for families, children, adults, referral sources, insurance companies, and professional partners. The logo should feel polished and modern, but not overly corporate, cold, boring, dull, childish, or overly playful. I want the brand to have personality while still looking professional. Style Direction: I want Behavior Leap to stand out from typical ABA designs. I do not want the common ABA/autism therapy look. Please avoid: Puzzle pieces Rainbow color schemes Handprints Stick figures Children holding hands Trees Autism infinity symbols Generic sprout/growth logos Cartoon icons Busy milestone/game-board paths Overly bright primary colors Too many symbols or colors I am open to creative direction, but I would like the design to explore a polished, simple icon or symbol that represents progress, support, forward movement, growth, meaningful milestones, or a “leap” without being too literal or overdesigned. The logo should not try to explain the entire company in one image. I want something simple, brandable, and memorable. Color Preferences: I prefer a simple color palette with 2–3 colors maximum. I do not want rainbow colors, overly bright primary colors, or the typical colorful ABA therapy palette. I like the idea of using one strong, dark, solid primary color paired with softer accent colors. I am also open to a monochromatic palette where the same color is used in different tones, such as a dark, medium, and light version of one color. The overall color direction should feel polished, warm, eye-catching, and inviting without being loud, childish, dull, or overly corporate. Additional Notes: I am looking for original custom work, not a template logo or reused stock design. The final logo should be clean, scalable, and work well across a website, business cards, signage, shirts, social media, and documents. Please briefly explain your design process in your proposal, including how you approach concept development, revisions, typography, color palette, and final file preparation. The selected designer should be able to provide editable source/vector files and confirm that the final design can be used commercially for my business. I am very open to a designer’s creative input and professional recommendations. I know I have a specific direction in mind, but I am also looking for someone who can guide the design process and help refine the brand into something polished and cohesive. I value clear communication, collaboration, and thoughtful creative feedback throughout the project.