I like elements of each of #11, 12 and 13. #11 I like the separation line between the acronym and full name and the use of different colour on each side. I wasn't so keen on the formation of the letters though. #12 I like the use of the circle and the reduced font size of limited. Making HYSIO ABOA stand out. The design inside the circle didn't appeal. #13 I like the overall impression but couldn't really make out HAL.
Given the complexity of the name, using the acronym makes remembering the company simple. I think it is important to be able to make out the acronym clearly if used in the design.
To inspire you further, I deal with the whole range of IT communications networks, from global (satellites and cables) to local (4G and radios) as well as all the Infrastructure that send traffic over them (mobile devices, desktops to data centres) from Land, Sea and Air.
I like designs #25 to 29 more. Particularly the more creative presentation of Hytsio Aboa Limited, with the wireless communication icons on the 'i'. My favourites are #26 without using the acronym HAL and #27 when using the acronym HAL.
I like all three ways that 'Limited' is diminished and separated; the underline in #25,26, above 'Aboa' in #27,28 and left justified beneath Hytsio Aboa in #29. I prefer the font used on #27 and #28. I think it looks cleaner and I like the different wireless icon on #27 for the same reason.
On #29, I wasn't keen on the way the slogan text is left justified beneath the separated acronym and full name. I am still not keen on the style of blending the acronym letters. HAL is a nice short and easy way to refer to the company and the letters need to stand out.
Have you tried switching it off and back on again? (Hytsio Aboa)
Thank you for design #117 incorporating the abbreviated slogan. I like the shorter slogan but still prefer the use of the font colour that you used on #61 and #62.
I am not sure which acronym font style I prefer. I think the original clean acronym font of #61 works well with the design. Could you please provide designs of #61 and 62 with the shorter slogan?
I am just looking at all the designs at the moment. Each have their merits!
I am also reading about the format / colours at the moment. What colour space does this use CMYK, RGB or PantoneĀ® matching system?