Four mastheads for the top of an SEO report
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Four mastheads for the top of an SEO report
This time the words are part of the artwork rather than a caption beneath it. Pick a letter and I will build it properly.
Each is drawn as vector, so the lettering stays perfectly crisp at any size, the words stay real selectable text, and the whole header costs about 4KB with no hosted image file.
All four are drawn rather than AI generated, deliberately. Image models still mangle lettering, and "SEO Audit" spelled wrong across the top of a paid report is the one mistake that cannot be explained away. If you want photographic texture behind the words, the right build is a photograph underneath with the type laid over it as real text, and I can show that as a fifth option.
Concept A
Nameplate
A magazine masthead. Large serif type, hairline rules above and below, the client and date set small underneath in letterspaced caps. The most restrained of the four and the most expensive-looking: it says considered document, not software output.
Quietest option. Works on any client and never fights the content beneath it.
Concept B
Knockout
The words are cut clean out of a deep teal panel, so the cream page shows through the letterforms. The boldest of the four by a distance, and the one that would make somebody stop scrolling.
Highest impact. Also the one most likely to feel loud sitting on top of a 40-page report.
Concept C
Query
The words sit inside a search field, typed, with a cursor still blinking after them. Literal, and that is the point: a reader knows what this document is about in under a second, and the metaphor is the thing the whole report measures.
The friendliest, and the only one that explains the product inside the picture.
Concept D
Signal, with the words in it
The banner you already picked, kept, but now the type lives inside it: the arcs radiate out from behind the words rather than filling an empty band. The smallest change from what is live, and it fixes the actual complaint, which is that the band says nothing.
Evolution rather than replacement. Keeps the identity it already has and gains a voice.
Once you pick one
I will fill the client name and date in per report, add a print version that does not waste a cartridge of teal ink, and check it at phone width before it ships. If none of them land, tell me what is wrong with the closest one and I will take another pass.