No logo
When planners are creating the roadmap for a brand why don't they consider all devices? Sure, some identities may exist in one channel, for now, but what happens when they move across to another - how will the system hold up and will it deliver the right tone?
I've been checking out one of the most important elements of a brands visual identity - the logo. It seems that designers aren't considering or being asked to consider what the mark will look like on small screen devices. For example a fine square typeface appears beautiful and delicate in print, it is completely unreadable on the LCD screen size of 140x120px - the screen has a low resolution and the fine type simply gets lost.
For something so powerful, we need to change the creative process from interpretation to part of the creative brief.
I've been checking out one of the most important elements of a brands visual identity - the logo. It seems that designers aren't considering or being asked to consider what the mark will look like on small screen devices. For example a fine square typeface appears beautiful and delicate in print, it is completely unreadable on the LCD screen size of 140x120px - the screen has a low resolution and the fine type simply gets lost.
For something so powerful, we need to change the creative process from interpretation to part of the creative brief.
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