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Structured logo review
Legibility
Secondary tagline text 'hacia la Educación y el Desarrollo' is clean and legible
Word 'de' overlaps with 'la' and 'mano,' decreasing clarity and readability Low color contrast between overlapping magenta shades reduces legibility, especially for those with color vision deficiency Overlapping stacked arrangement causes confusing reading order
Scalability versatility
Simple geometric forms make the main text adaptable for medium to large applications like brochures or digital banners
Overlapping and tightly packed text would be illegible on business cards, app icons, or small merchandise Complex message layout makes it difficult to adapt into single-symbol or favicon usage Fine detail in text overlap might blur in embroidery or low-res settings
200x250 px
100×125 px
50×62 px
Balance alignment
Attempted left alignment of main phrase with tagline
Stacked and overlapping letters create visual chaos, lacking vertical and horizontal balance Tagline appears disjointed and disconnected from main wordmark, causing imbalance
Originality
The interlocked, layered wordmark approach is unusual and provides visual interest Distinct color layering and arrangement stands out
No iconic symbol or negative space concept to reinforce memorability Overlapping style could quickly feel dated or trend-driven
Aesthetic look
Bold magenta palette provides visual energy Smooth, rounded letterforms are inviting and friendly
Cluttered visual effect and color overlap detracts from an otherwise playful style Logo looks busy and overdecorated, solution feels forced rather than naturally dynamic
Dual meaning and misinterpretations
No inappropriate or confusing shapes detected
Letter arrangement may slow or confuse reading at a glance
Color harmony
Analogous magenta hues maintain consistency Tagline uses black for functional separation and clarity
Multiple layered magenta shades can cause visual interference Low contrast between overlapping tones affects accessibility and clarity
Cerise
#BC1858
PersianRed
#8F1951
Black
#000000
White
#FFFFFF
