Ok so here is day 5, i skipped day 4 its a calculator, i will post that later today, my take on the radar logo/app icon, no grids or golden mean just just a radar speech bubble amalgam there’s on billion things wrong with it.
You can start by making the needle very slim. A streak should be sufficient. Looking at the current Radar logo. That’s how the streak should be. Below are examples of real radars. Cheers!
I’m guessing that the logo is supposed to look like a “chat icon” just like the whatsapp icon.
If so, I’d say you should tweek it a little bit more as it looks more like the letter “P”.
Personally, if the old logo isn’t broken then no need to fix it. Remember guys, this is about ideas of all sort to fly. We just give feedback within ourselves
I like this a lot, @SignorChuksy. I’m wondering if you’ll be able to get away with giving it another speech bubble “leg”, so it looks more R than P. Dunno.
Exactly what I thought. As an ‘R’ it would be more appropriate. The line should also become thinner, much thinner, so it looks less like a speedometer.
Really cool designs. I always knew there are design pros somewhere here. You guys no just dey show face.
There’s so much on developers and not a lot on designers(Nigeria specifically).
On a certain day, out of curiosity, after so many trials I ended up googling “andela for designers” in one of my numerous searches. Nothing really substantial came up.
More power brother. Please keep this coming. Can’t wait for the design category after 100 days.
I like this one a lot. I designed the original logo so I appreciate that the top left version isn’t too far off from the original. You might have guessed that I’m partial to flat designs sha but cool stuff.
I think, because my background was design for print, I’m always somewhat skeptical of logos/brand designs that aren’t flat, or rely too much on gradients, or don’t have a nice flat glyph.
Yup. Learnt did during one of our designs for a print company. Great designs! and then the real world shows you the impracticality of such designs in terms of printing & cost. Quite an eye-opener.