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Precisely. What if they had shown the logos in different colors, with a different word, with different styles?
by MidwestMuster 13y ago
Precisely. What if they had shown the logos in different colors, with a different word, with different styles?
- potatolicious 13y agoIn which case the question would be the wrong one to ask. It doesn't really matter which logo people "prefer" - their personal aesthetic taste has nothing to do with an effective logo (well, assuming your logo isn't goatse). It would be more effective to ask people what descriptors they'd use to describe the company behind the logo, using a fictional company name. The rest is millions of dollars of marketing.