Does Your Product Logo Actually Matter?
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Does Your Product Logo Actually Matter?
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Re: Does Your Product Logo Actually Matter?
#2those logos are exceedingly ugly - both the old one and the new one.
on the old one the text looks squashed, the blue background has a funky hue, you duplicate the word bingo, the white glow overlaps with the background of the page - leading to odd white spaces ...
just me?
Re: Does Your Product Logo Actually Matter?
#3The 99Designs logo is a serious downgrade. It's washed out and the type choice is boring and immediately forgettable. Not having the little bingo card in the logomark is also a mistake IMO.
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#5those logos are exceedingly ugly - both the old one and the new one. on the old one the text looks squashed, the blue background has a funky hue, you duplicate the word bingo, the white glow overlaps with the background of the page - leading to odd white spaces ... just me?
Not just you. But I'm not a teacher looking to make bingo cards, so my opinion might not count for much.
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#6Moral of the story, don't let geeks pick the logo.
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#7The new logo was at a distinct disadvantage - the words "bingo card creator" are a lot less obvious and the washed out colours push it into the background (and even clash with the banner).
I reckon a pro-looking logo with the same bold colours as the original may fair better.
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#8Commented on blog with some personal logo design tips.
I think the bigger problem here is that the rest of his site looks straight out of 1998. The half-decent logo may be the only thing lending it any credibility. :P
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#9those logos are exceedingly ugly - both the old one and the new one. on the old one the text looks squashed, the blue background has a funky hue, you duplicate the word bingo, the white glow overlaps with the background of the page - leading to odd white spaces ... just me?
The old logo gets the job done, the new one tries too hard to be trendy and fails (it also looks very generic). Sometimes the literal approach is a good idea, even if the production value isn’t there.
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#10The new one flattened the design of the page, giving a scamsite-look to the site.
The old one make it clear (not that it's necessary) what bcc sells and is more inviting for the target imo.