We really like the direction of your designs - the stoplight element and the simpler steering wheel are both nice - we ranked what we liked and only marked "not interested" the logos we thought had too complex a design that wouldn't hold up at small/black-and-white sizes. #32 we're on the fence about marking "not intersted" - the faux-3d background is intriguing.
We won't be using even a subtle drop shadow (probably) in the final logo.
thank for the feedback. if needed any revision or input to my design. do not hesitate to tell me. and for a subtle drop shadow, i'll try to remove, in my next entry. thanks. regards. andreaisA
simply additional input from me, for the visibility of the logo, entry #22 looked better than entry #24, because the entry #24 was little bit stacked green and slightly reduce the visibility of the logo. but anyway, it's just advice from me. thanks.
Entry #69 , #70 and #71 I gave a small change to the letter "o" to be given the green light on the visual traffic light and also remove the thin drop shadow of the lower. thanks. regards--andreaisA
We really like the stoplight element - this is our favorite so far (#67); we may try and see about 'fading' the red and yellow lights to more closely show a traffic light that is 'green' (IE: traffic lights only ever have one light on). Nevertheless, this is a great design for us.
Thanks for feedback and love my design. I appreciate it. in my next entry, I'll try to how to make the green light can be outstanding between the two other lights .. I fear will reduce the overall aesthetics of the logo, but still I'll try . ok thanks. regards. andreaisA
This is entries #89, #90, #91, #92, #93, #94, #95, #96 my exploration process to order the light green color is more outstanding than the other two lamps (red & yellow) by trying to give effect to the outer glow of green light, reducing the intensity of red and yellow colors, eliminating shading effects, etc.. hopefully achieved the expected design. regards. andreaisA
Thank you for the variations - we agree that the variations were all "less" than the original - although one thing several of our test subjects mentioned is that they'd like to see the top two "lights" (red and yellow) simply dimmed - without any sort of shading effect - and the "green" light made the real green of a green traffic light (as in entry #87).
then what do you recommend? whether the color green color following reply #87 ? or the form of traffic following the directions #87? in entry #91 and #93 I also tried to make yellow and red lights seemed dim but anyway .. legibility level entry #67 in my opinion is quite readable. how to test the focus group? culprit is there to read? thanks. regards. andreaisA