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Structured logo review
Legibility
Bilingual (Arabic and English) text included for broader communication.
Black text on white background offers good contrast.
English text contains a grammatical error ('babys' should be 'baby's' or 'babies').
Font choice lacks warmth or personality suitable for a baby- or child-focused brand.
Arabic and English fonts do not visually harmonize.
Scalability versatility
Simple geometric shapes and minimal palette support scaling well.
No excessive detail; potential to work on small applications.
Thin text may lose clarity in very small sizes, such as tags or favicons.
Heart and pinwheel shapes may merge visually at small scales, losing distinctive meaning.
Red color in the heart may print poorly in monochrome applications.

200x250 px

100×125 px

50×62 px
Balance alignment
Central alignment between symbol and text creates a cohesive vertical layout.
Symmetrical placement of pinwheels and heart leads to a balanced top element.
Symbol could be perceived as floating above the text, reducing integration.
Size ratio between the symbol and text may appear top-heavy.


Originality
Pinwheel/asterisk forms combined with a heart add an original twist.
Pinwheel/asterisk shapes are generic and commonly used in childcare/healthcare logos.
No clear unique storytelling or memorable mark.
Logomark wordmark fit
Clean separation but clear association between symbol and company name.
Geometric style of symbol does not match the fairly standard font of the text.
The personality of the logomark feels more playful than the utilitarian font of the wordmark/text.
Aesthetic look
Simple and clean overall appearance.
Limited color palette helps avoid busyness.
Not particularly memorable; feels somewhat generic.
Visual warmth or softness, typical in baby-related branding, is missing.
Dual meaning and misinterpretations
No unintentional references or inappropriate visual elements.
Color harmony
Colors are well separated and not overwhelming.
Blue and purple harmonize well, red offers necessary contrast.
Addition of red may be slightly abrupt compared to calming blue and purple.
Heart color stands out but may feel disconnected from the use of cooler hues.
Purple
#512A8A
Blue
#3384C5
Red
#B43238
Black
#000000