Code 3 Vet Claims, a Veteran Disability Claim Coaching company

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Logo Design Brief
Business Overview:
Code 3 Vet Claims is a VA disability claims coaching business that helps veterans who served as first responders — firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMTs — navigate and maximize their VA disability benefits. The name “Code 3” refers to an emergency response with lights and sirens, highlighting the high-stakes, fast-paced world of public safety professionals. Our mission is to serve those who have continued to serve their communities beyond their military career.
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Target Audience:
• Veterans who became firefighters, police officers, or emergency medical personnel
• Current or former public safety professionals navigating the VA system
• Primarily male demographic, ages 30–60, values duty, integrity, and results
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Design Goals:
The logo should communicate trust, strength, patriotism, and professionalism. It must reflect both the military and first responder worlds — striking a balance between veteran-focused advocacy and public safety brotherhood. We want it to feel official yet personal, bold but clean.
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Visual Style Preferences:
• Style: Modern, strong, minimal to moderately detailed (no cartoon or overly busy styles)
• Mood: Patriotic, disciplined, action-oriented
• Typography: Strong, clean, bold — military-inspired fonts or professional sans-serifs
• Symbols to Consider:
• Light bar (red, white, and blue — think Code 3 emergency lights)
• Shield or badge silhouette
• Subtle American flag elements
• Eagle or abstract star
• Firefighter/police/EMS references (very minimal — avoid clutter)
• Optional: subtle use of the number “3” integrated into the design
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Colors:
• Primary Colors: Red, white, and blue (but not all needed)
• Accent Colors (optional): Dark gray, black, gold, or muted silver tones
• Avoid overly bright neons or soft pastels
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Logo Usage:
• Website header
• Social media icons and banners
• Apparel (hats, shirts, polos)
• Digital documents and contracts
• Business cards and client handouts
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Competitor Inspiration (Optional):
• US military branch insignias
• Firefighter and police department union logos
• VA-affiliated organizations
• Tactical/military-themed coaching brands
Target Market(s)
Target Audience: • Veterans who became firefighters, police officers, or emergency medical personnel • Current or former public safety professionals navigating the VA system • Primarily male demographic, ages 30–60, values duty, integrity, and results
Industry/Entity Type
Consulting for Veteran Disabilities
Logo Text
Code 3 Vet Claims
Logo styles of interest
Emblem Logo
Logo enclosed in a shape



Pictorial/Combination Logo
A real-world object (optional text)



Lettermark Logo
Acronym or letter based logo (text only)



Font styles to use
Colors
Designer to choose colors to be used in the design.
Look and feel
Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.
Elegant
Bold
Playful
Serious
Traditional
Modern
Personable
Professional
Feminine
Masculine
Colorful
Conservative
Economical
Upmarket
Requirements
Must have
- Masculine, Serious feel.
Nice to have
- Symbols to Consider: • Light bar (red, white, and blue — think Code 3 emergency lights) • Shield or badge silhouette • Subtle American flag elements • Eagle or abstract star • Firefighter/police/EMS references (very minimal — avoid clutter) • Optional: subtle use of the number “3” integrated into the design
Should not have
- Nothing disabled. Or wheel chairs