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Does not accept non-english brand names.
Only alphanumeric characters are allowed. 3-25 characters max.
Also, I failed to remember that it was a ".co" domain, but of course getting the perfect domain is hard.
Yes, UI is a wreck. In addition, services like this demonstrate a fundamental lack of understanding as to what logos are for and how they function. You can't communicate your brand's identity effectively by clicking some buttons and going on your "gut." Do yourself a favor: pay for a professional.
Fantastic concept! But I'm completely turned off by the IP terms ([1] below). This suggests LogoFox is pushing icons without doing IP checks, and selling them as finished logo designs without any assurance that the user won't get sued because of this. Don't take this as negative feedback, but as a tip to re-think the legal side approach. Better would be that you (a) you do some copyright checks and your terms state w…
1) Pretty sure that branding is taken
2) Let's say I was ignorant of the bed sheet brigade, it would be pretty bad to get a logo that's culturally flawed.
Fantastic concept! But I'm completely turned off by the IP terms ([1] below). This suggests LogoFox is pushing icons without doing IP checks, and selling them as finished logo designs without any assurance that the user won't get sued because of this. Don't take this as negative feedback, but as a tip to re-think the legal side approach. Better would be that you (a) you do some copyright checks and your terms state w…
definitely not checking anything. I put my name in "Keith" and it generated a logo with my name and KKK above it. 1) Pretty sure that branding is taken 2) Let's say I was ignorant of the bed sheet brigade, it would be pretty bad to get a logo that's culturally flawed.