keyboard shortcuts: ← previous shot → next shot L or F like
Show and tell for designers.
44,186,993,894 pixels dribbbled
Copyright © 2009-2012 Dribbble LLC. All screenshots © their respective owners.
Handcrafted in Salem, Massachusetts. Hosted by (mt) Media Temple.
9 Responses
The logo on the left doesn't make too much sense if you don't know the interface. If you do know it, it does. Tempted to do the left version in brushed aluminum in spite of all the resistance...
almost 2 years ago
Pro
Tuhin Kumar
The left one looks great, with or without the interface. The other one not so finished. Looks like one of those ideas we always end up rejecting.
almost 2 years ago
They're both interesting marks, but as someone who is unfamiliar with the app I'm not sure what it does from either. This isn't necessarily wrong though, it just depends on what you're going for. Also I'm not sure the Apple 'shine' is doing much for you, you might try a version of each with it turned off.
almost 2 years ago
If the one on the left ties in with the interface then that, for me, makes it the winner no matter how much I like the one on the right (love the mechanic, cog-like, machine feel of that one). I'll admit I didn't like the brushed aluminum version of 'TXT' but it could well work better with the concentric circles as there are no legibility issues.
almost 2 years ago
Pro
Benjamin Fritz
Quite close to Target (http://www.target.com/), no? Why not sticking with the old one and iterate it?
almost 2 years ago
Pro
Reuben Whitehouse
The one on the right is more unique and would therefore be more distinguishable within a crowd. It's got better contrast, too.
almost 2 years ago
Wouldn't do the shine on the one on the left, but generally prefer the one on the right. I like the machine feel to the lettering and the gloss highlight is just about right.
almost 2 years ago
Pro
Davin Risk
I prefer this clean, rounded version of the +x+ logo. The others with metallic sheen seem overwrought.
The target alternative doesn’t feel like it would be memorable even if that icon has some meaning inside the app.
almost 2 years ago
Pro
Kirk Peterson
It is difficult to comment on how it all might relate to the app itself but would agree with Davin here that the +x+ logo is the stronger of the two. The 'target' logo will become confused with other app logos and I also feel that the icon on the right conveys more of a communicative tone without being language specific.
almost 2 years ago