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please review our logo at http://phase3solution.com/

we are happy with the shape of the logo but not sure which font would be the best ..

looking forward to see some feedback..

So just reviewing your logo, I do like the symbol, but I'm not sure on the font used for your slogan? Also, not sure on the use of the word "Solution" twice?

Yea not bad, I agree with the fonts and the same word twice.

I'm not entirely sure what "the art in technology solution" means - it isn't grammatically correct (it would at least have to be 'solutions' or replace 'in' with 'of' - and neither sounds that good) and it doesn't really mean anything. Also, like the others have said "solution... solution" doesn't look or sound good.

It could be good as a web-only logo (if you didn't need anything printed). I don't think it's clear enough, though.. there's no real contrast that defines the shapes, so it doesn't immediately stand out. It also affects how well it works at small sizes (like on the website, after the splash page).

 

As a design though, it seems pretty generic. It's a box with an arrow in it, basically. How that relates to the company, I don't know.. unless it's the usual "well the arrow is coming out of the box 'cos we think outside the box and it shows movement 'cos we're dynamic etc" - which is nothing unique and says nothing about the company that doesn't also apply to a bajillion others.. In fact, as I'm writing this, I'm wondering if this is from somewhere like LogoWorks or a bid site or something. It's kinda fancy but there's a lot more style than substance.

 

Having said that, I don't mind the font used. It's understated and clear, and the dropped 3 makes it a little different. If the kerning were sorted out, it could look quite classy - but it's let down by the logo thing :(

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Guys thanks for the quick feedback . Really appreciated.

Soon i will be updating another version of the logo.

 

ya.. i also agree the repeat word solution doesn't look good. so may i have a better slogan please?

^ you want us to give you YOUR companies strapline?

 

I looked at the logo and honestly, the first thing I thought of was Windows XP. I have no idea why, but basically it did not evoke thoughts of 'solving' 'art' 'technology' 'three' and it cannot be used alone to identify your company imo.

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^ you want us to give you YOUR companies strapline?

 

I looked at the logo and honestly, the first thing I thought of was Windows XP. I have no idea why, but basically it did not evoke thoughts of 'solving' 'art' 'technology' 'three' and it cannot be used alone to identify your company imo.

 

 

well.. all i was seeking for ideas .. may be from here i could grab a unique slogan? :)

 

btw nice review

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I think the font's a bit too narrow for a reflection, squint a bit and it could almost be a barcode (ok, squint A LOT!).

 

Without coming from a design background, I can't really comment on why the logo doesn't work for me, I just find it a bit "meh". Nothing really bad about it, but it just doesn't stand out.

the mark is too small , Un iconic it really doesn't stand on its own nor is it print friendly. Also the typography you use is very standard liven it up.

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