Top 20 site logos
Giving your site identity is paramount these days and usually that starts with a cool logo
Giving your site identity is paramount these days and usually that starts with a cool logo. We’ve identified some of our recent favourites for our latest design countdown…
(Site shots shown BELOW each URL)
01. http://mutantlabs.co.uk/
02. http://markjardine.com/
03. www.nosotroshq.com
04. http://handcraftedcss.com/
05. http://cowsaysmoomedia.com/home/
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Some nice examples here. One good point to note with branding a website is to place your logo in clear space where it will be noticed (sounds obvious but you’d be surprised how many sites out there get this wrong).
I’m a big fan of top, left. Readers tend to always look towards the top left of a website and scan right and down from there, so a good strong brand in this position will leave a sound impression on the viewer.
There are some great logos here, but im finding it hard too find a personal favourite! I particularly like the simplistic nature of Andrew `Lindstorm logo as it is bold and obvious. where as in complete contrast i am also drawn to the ‘yellow bird project’ this logo has used textures to its advantage, the clever illustrated style works well with this creating a unique design. Well done.
These are really great. The ones that stand out for me are thecolourcure and the Flavours site. I’m not as keen on the yellow bird project, since here in the UK particularly, that style of design seems to be popping up everywhere. The mikii colours are also particularly striking and original. Thanks for this collection.
Regards, Cordelia @ GWS
I have to say that the Mutant Labs would be my fav one. The other ones didn’t really stand out to me, but that’s just my opinion! :)
The markjardine logo is my favourite as it is simple and to the point well done
Thanks
Darren