Feedback needed on my New Company Logo

11 years ago

Originally Posted by atrbiz

Hey Fellow Warriors,

I'm re-desigining my company logo and website, so I need feedback on the 3 logo designs attached.

I like n1.jpg (logo #3)

What do you all think of my new company logo?

Thanks..

I like the 2nd one! Only issue I see, is that you have no slogan or usp listed under the logo....

Thanks
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atrbiz 11 years ago

Originally Posted by TeamBringIt

I like the 2nd one! Only issue I see, is that you have no slogan or usp listed under the logo....

Not really worried about the slogan/usp linked to my logo as my site has have strong call to actions and our portfolio.

Thanks for feedback!
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cshilling22

11 years ago

I like #2 the best.

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moneyglue

11 years ago

I like no 2 as well, however, I'm thinking the orange will stand out better on a black background, instead of the blue

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kebertt

11 years ago

I like the color used in #1

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buysocialmedia1

11 years ago

Yeah the second one looks pretty good - but the colours used in the 1st one look better

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atrbiz 11 years ago

Originally Posted by cshilling22

I like #2 the best.

Originally Posted by moneyglue

I like no 2 as well, however, I'm thinking the orange will stand out better on a black background, instead of the blue

Originally Posted by kebertt

I like the color used in #1

Originally Posted by buysocialmedia1

Yeah the second one looks pretty good - but the colours used in the 1st one look better

Appreciate your feedback. Thank you!
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DaniMc

11 years ago

#2 by far.

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CollegeCEO

11 years ago

I like blue a lot so I'd go with #2.

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atrbiz

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan McCoy

#2 by far.

Originally Posted by CollegeCEO

I like blue a lot so I'd go with #2.

Thanks for your input guys!

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Des Lau

11 years ago

Coming from a graphic designer, controversially I'm least a fan of #2. The 'A' is serif and condensed, and the curve is abit wonky to the bridge of the 'A'. The weight of the 'A' is not the same as the rest of the letters and the overall logo feels too 'squashed' to me.

I think #4 is simple, and works well, #1 would have the best impact in large format.

Ask your designer to invert the logo (non dark background) to get an idea of what that will look like.

All the best!

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Arzak

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Des Lau

Coming from a graphic designer, controversially I'm least a fan of #2. The 'A' is serif and condensed, and the curve is abit wonky to the bridge of the 'A'. The weight of the 'A' is not the same as the rest of the letters and the overall logo feels too 'squashed' to me.

I think #4 is simple, and works well, #1 would have the best impact in large format.

Ask your designer to invert the logo (non dark background) to get an idea of what that will look like.

All the best!

I agree about #1. It looks authoritative. You can take the last 3 out - they look amateur. #2 looks decent but at the same time it looks very generic, almost as if you used a logo maker or downloaded a template.

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atrbiz

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Arzak

I agree about #1. It looks authoritative. You can take the last 3 out - they look amateur. #2 looks decent but at the same time it looks very generic, almost as if you used a logo maker or downloaded a template.

I definitely don't think the last design is amateur. Thanks for your feedback though.

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FreddyBeach

11 years ago

I Like #2..

it comes across with a more professional image for some reason. Might be the caps?

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atrbiz

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Des Lau

Coming from a graphic designer, controversially I'm least a fan of #2. The 'A' is serif and condensed, and the curve is abit wonky to the bridge of the 'A'. The weight of the 'A' is not the same as the rest of the letters and the overall logo feels too 'squashed' to me.

I think #4 is simple, and works well, #1 would have the best impact in large format.

Ask your designer to invert the logo (non dark background) to get an idea of what that will look like.

All the best!

Originally Posted by FreddyBeach

I Like #2..

it comes across with a more professional image for some reason. Might be the caps?

Thanks for your feedback.

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bss2t

11 years ago

What kind of business? #1 is the least busy and most pleasing to me. Your other logos are going to have a tough time on any small print, shirts, etc.

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atrbiz

11 years ago

Originally Posted by bss2t

What kind of business? #1 is the least busy and most pleasing to me. Your other logos are going to have a tough time on any small print, shirts, etc.

web design agency. thanks for the feedback though!

Thanks
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Arzak

11 years ago

Originally Posted by atrbiz

web design agency. thanks for the feedback though!

Then you'd definitely want to avoid #3! You want to stand out, especially as a web designer, and using that will place you among everyone else. The first thing I think of when seeing #3 is overused. A lot of people getting into graphical work will use new fonts they downloaded because they think it looks cool, and techy kind of fonts like #3 are common in that case - that's why I said it looked amateur :p. It also doesn't really fit with web design imo (though I've seen similar fonts being used).

#2 would work, but see Des Lau's post.

Btw, I searched ATRWEB and I think I found your site (not sure). If it's the one, #1 is definitely the one to go for.

Thanks
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atrbiz

11 years ago

Originally Posted by kellyyarnsbro

quiet simple, but i see the words atrweb all words, where's the logo? I think words it considered a logo so i bet you put on some art/image/pic not just words. Just sayin.

Originally Posted by candycandy7

I really like number 2 the best because it's kind of vintage and cool like an old cheesy airline logo, in a Ron Burgundy sort of way. I like number 5 second, also because it looks vintage, but not as cool as number 2.

Originally Posted by candycandy7

I could see these things about number 1. I guess it does look the most professional and clear. I could see it appealing to a wider range of consumers age wise. So finaincially, it might be the best choice for you.

However, I still think 2 is the classiest in the long run, weirdly enough because it's so random and reminiscent of a time and fashion styles that many people thought were classless.

Originally Posted by naturaldry

Number 2 is the most professional I think. Recommend that one.

Originally Posted by Kiril S

The big debate is between #2 and #4. Blue is a nice color that goes well with a web design agency, since it has this "technological" feel to it.

I would recommend #4 because #2 looks a bit too generic. #4's part switching effect conveys structure -- design. I also prefer the lower case font, atrweb (vs ATRWEB or Atrweb).

Originally Posted by Arzak

Then you'd definitely want to avoid #3! You want to stand out, especially as a web designer, and using that will place you among everyone else. The first thing I think of when seeing #3 is overused. A lot of people getting into graphical work will use new fonts they downloaded because they think it looks cool, and techy kind of fonts like #3 are common in that case - that's why I said it looked amateur :p. It also doesn't really fit with web design imo (though I've seen similar fonts being used).

#2 would work, but see Des Lau's post.

Btw, I searched ATRWEB and I think I found your site (not sure). If it's the one, #1 is definitely the one to go for.

I appreciate the feedback everyone. Thanks!

Thanks

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candycandy7 11 years ago

Originally Posted by bss2t

What kind of business? #1 is the least busy and most pleasing to me. Your other logos are going to have a tough time on any small print, shirts, etc.

I could see these things about number 1. I guess it does look the most professional and clear. I could see it appealing to a wider range of consumers age wise. So finaincially, it might be the best choice for you.

However, I still think 2 is the classiest in the long run, weirdly enough because it's so random and reminiscent of a time and fashion styles that many people thought were classless.
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kellyyarnsbro

11 years ago

quiet simple, but i see the words atrweb all words, where's the logo? I think words it considered a logo so i bet you put on some art/image/pic not just words. Just sayin.

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candycandy7

11 years ago

I really like number 2 the best because it's kind of vintage and cool like an old cheesy airline logo, in a Ron Burgundy sort of way. I like number 5 second, also because it looks vintage, but not as cool as number 2.

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naturaldry

11 years ago

Number 2 is the most professional I think. Recommend that one.

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Kiril S

11 years ago

The big debate is between #2 and #4. Blue is a nice color that goes well with a web design agency, since it has this "technological" feel to it.

I would recommend #4 because #2 looks a bit too generic. #4's part switching effect conveys structure -- design. I also prefer the lower case font, atrweb (vs ATRWEB or Atrweb).

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mikec513

11 years ago

#4 with a capital A would be really cool!

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ebizman 11 years ago

Originally Posted by mikec513

#4 with a capital A would be really cool!

Yes! I like this too!
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- atrbiz 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by mikec513
  
  #4 with a capital A would be really cool!
  
  Originally Posted by ebizman
  
  Yes! I like this too!
  
  Thanks for feedback.
  
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  LynnM 11 years ago
  
  Number 4, as I like the curviness of the font and the colour. And it's somehow more appealing and friendly looking than the others, if that makes sense! Possibly not what you're aiming for though. Like others, would like to see it with a capital A (with a rounded top).
  
  Edit: on reflection, it wouldn't make sense to have just the A capitalized.
  
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mrmatt

11 years ago

Before reading the comments I also chose #2
Second choice #1

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atrbiz

11 years ago

Originally Posted by LynnM

Number 4, as I like the curviness of the font and the colour. And it's somehow more appealing and friendly looking than the others, if that makes sense! Possibly not what you're aiming for though. Like others, would like to see it with a capital A (with a rounded top).

Edit: on reflection, it wouldn't make sense to have just the A capitalized.

Originally Posted by mrmatt

Before reading the comments I also chose #2
Second choice #1

thanks for feedback!

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RyanJ

11 years ago

I choose #1.

What does ATR stand for?

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atrbiz 11 years ago

Originally Posted by RyanJ

I choose #1.

What does ATR stand for?

It has to do with my name.

Thanks for the feedback Ryan
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Igor Fridrihs

11 years ago

I like the first one. With black background orange is perfect

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ukcarl

11 years ago

I think I prefer #2

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baxterblue 11 years ago

Coming from a G.D. background also I agree with Des Lau.

I think #1 works very well and is much more iconic.

Good Luck and Good Job on all of your designs.
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- kyusho77 11 years ago
  
  No 1 is the winner. It stands out more. Looks professional.
  
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KMalo

11 years ago

Definitely #1. It stands out and has authority behind it.

The others are not noticeable.

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atrbiz 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Servicy

I like the first one. With black background orange is perfect

Originally Posted by ukcarl

I think I prefer #2

Originally Posted by baxterblue

Coming from a G.D. background also I agree with Des Lau.

I think #1 works very well and is much more iconic.

Good Luck and Good Job on all of your designs.

Originally Posted by kyusho77

No 1 is the winner. It stands out more. Looks professional.

Originally Posted by user2153

Definitely #1. It stands out and has authority behind it.

The others are not noticeable.

Appreciate all the feedback everyone!
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