Why it's time for colourful design to make a comeback
Design, like fashion, moves in cycles. Beige, ironically, may have overstayed its welcome because it was trying not to. Its ...
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The beigeification of design: Why are brands so afraid of colour?
O nce upon a time, brands had guts. They dared to be weird, wild, colourful. Logos had serifs. Packaging had personality.
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Serif vs. sans-serif: how to choose the right font for your project
sans-serif: what's the difference ... Serif fonts can also be effective in branding and logo design, when you wish to lend an air of prestige and authority. For instance, if you glance at most ...
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One feature of Google's new logo looks very similar to another major tech brand's design
Google changed its logo to a"flat" sans-serif look last week. Lenovo, a Chinese tech company that owns Motorola, decided its logo should have a more boxy shape in June. Take a look at the two ...
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BUSINESS INSIGHTS: Data-driven logos you can trust
Create a trustworthy wordmark with the right font. Lowercase serif fonts convey authority, while uppercase sans-serif fonts offer a modern, professional feel.