Inspired BytesLogo Design Contest

I like that you've brought in more color.

Think you can find a font that looks like it belongs on the site but doesn't match exactly so it stands out a wee bit?

Hi, thank you for your feedback.
I've used Century Gothic because I thought its your website font. If not or you don't like the result please tell me and I'll change it.
Thank you!
Carrion

I like the fonts of #20 and #21 much better. Of those two, I can't decide which one I like better yet.

Yes, Century Gothic is the font of the site but I wanted a font that looks well with the site but didn't match exactly. An impossible task I would have though but these latest to fonts look great.

As for #18 and #19, I'm not sure about the orange. I don't have a lot of orange on the site. I do have the green (#CBFF5B) as an accent, You could play with that but I suspect I'm going to prefer shades of blue.

Thank you again for your feedback!
Green version

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blue version

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white version

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I've been crudely experimenting with the designs to paste them into a screenshot of the site. I think #20 looks really good. Can you make a few tweaks.

Can you make blue of "bytes" #037DB0.
I'd also like to see a version that is more "flat". The squares have little gradients that make them look beveled. I'm curious what it may look like without the bevel.

I’ve changed the background to mach better the top of your website background, so you can see better how it would look on it.

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Version with the “bytes” #037DB0

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Version with squares without gradient.

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Version with the “bytes” #037DB0 and squares without gradient.

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hmm tough call with or without gradient. I like the look of both...

Can I see "bytes" in the green (#CBFF5B)

I always include in the final files the different logo versions: full color version with gradients, solid colors version, gray scale, b&w and reverse b&w.

Versions with green "bytes" color with gradients and solid colors.

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Thats great to know about the different version. very cool!

Can I get you to continue to experiment with fonts. I really like what #74 did with the font. Simple and professional yet still subtly unique (and yet still matches the look and feel of the site).

In my original design brief I had a concept that I'd like you to try to incorporate into you concept.

My idea was to have 1s and 0s somehow transition into "pixels".

When I think of that idea with your concept (#89 or #90, I'm still on the fence if I prefer the squares with or without the gradient) I thought about the 1s and 0s in the bottom half transitions into the squares ("pixels") at the top.

Think you can make an attempt at the idea?

I like this concept in #122 and #123 very much but I don't think we've quite hit the nail on the head yet.

Can you continue to refine. Maybe play with the size of the 1s and 0s and the squares a bit.

Sizes refined

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other 3 fonts

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B&W version

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I am having a very hard time deciding between the top 6 entries. I did want to give you a heads up for when I finally decide. I'd like the winning version against a transparent bg (I believe this is the industry standard is it not). I'd like a version that looks good against a white bg and a solid black & white version.

No problem I always send vectorial, jpg and transparent png files of all the logo variations: color, color on black background, grey scale, B&W and reverse B&W.
Best,
Carrion