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Logo Redesign

May 7, 2017decodinginteractivityDesign, Feedback, Illustrator, Logo, Process, Project

After assessing the feedback given in class, I rethought my original logo and went back to the foundations of the brand. From there, I designed another logo which I believe represents my website more clearly than the previous one.

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Class Feedback

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Original Logo

Redesign

Rather than using a word logo, I’ve opted to design a vector style logo. The reasons behind this reflect the feedback given about legibility, visibility and being able to make a connection between the logo and the website. So, I’ve combined two elements together, a suitcase and a light bulb, to create a better representation of my concept – a website that helps people learn and understand interview protocol.

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Initial Sketches

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Black & White

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Final Logo

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