Ok, as far as all the other icons, I can agree. But the primary one? Why would you want to detract from an aesthetically pleasing visual?
On an unrelated tangent: first! Lol.
21.4.2013 19:09 #1
Looks kind of like they're going back in time, not forward.... very bland
21.4.2013 23:26 #2
High-contrast, minimalist seems to be quite the trend. Metro-style for sure.
21.4.2013 23:51 #3
Originally posted by cart0181: High-contrast, minimalist seems to be quite the trend. Metro-style for sure. Very true, now that I think about what I see everyday
22.4.2013 00:22 #4
Originally posted by Bigwillyz: Originally posted by cart0181: High-contrast, minimalist seems to be quite the trend. Metro-style for sure. Very true, now that I think about what I see everyday Logos seem to be on some sort of fashion cycle.
22.4.2013 00:33 #5
Originally posted by Jemborg: Originally posted by Bigwillyz: Originally posted by cart0181: High-contrast, minimalist seems to be quite the trend. Metro-style for sure. Very true, now that I think about what I see everyday Logos seem to be on some sort of fashion cycle. Much like most stuff out today, have you seen fashion lately? Some of it looks like trash bags, I'm not joking
22.4.2013 00:38 #6
It schmells like a Windows8/WindowsBlue ripoff. Now every tech/ware company wants to go the "app" lookalike trend, because simplicity is easier. Less is More. I don't mind it....
...I just wish companies would be honest and call it what it is:
a copycat of a trend started by its original source.
That's how it has always been in the Computer tech world, Copycats, for the past 3+ decades.
22.4.2013 07:11 #7
Not a slam on Facebook but not sure it matters what their icons look like...to me anyway. Maybe not the greatest idea though as a lot of their users are not very savvy and I bet easily confused.
22.4.2013 08:23 #8
I probably wouldn't have noticed the difference if I hadn't been told.
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22.4.2013 10:04 #9
