2.8/5

Logo score

Logo review of

Manueltec Software Repair

Current asset functions and clearly communicates domain but needs simplification and refinement for a distinctive, professional brand.

Combination Mark Semi-illustrative, Modern Tech Tech Repair

3.5/5

Legibility

2.5/5

Originality

4/5

Misread

3/5

Balance

2.5/5

Scale

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What to fix first

Focus on the changes that matter. Keep what makes the logo work.

Redesign the main symbol as a minimal, geometric icon representing repair (e.g., outlined smartphone with subtle tool or gesture).

High priority Medium effort

Removes over-illustration, solving scaling and premium style issues.

Elevates modernity, scalability, and professional perception.

Refine the wordmark for greater simplicity and consistency—limit stylized effects; ensure 'tec' and 'c' remain crisp at all sizes.

Medium priority Low effort

Clearer text is vital for brand strength in digital and print.

Enhances clarity and premium styling across uses.

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Modernity/minimalism
Logo uses a current palette, but the oversized illustration is not minimal and undermines a premium, simple look.
Legibility
Major wordmark is mostly readable, yet stylization creates minor hurdles and illustration impedes small use.
Symbol Simplification
Symbol is clear but over-detailed for versatile or modern use.
Premium/tech Identity
Palette and geometric wordmark help, but hand-drawn style holds logo back from a high-tech, premium visual identity.

3.5/5

Legibility

Wordmark is mostly clear and readable.
Contrast between yellow/gold and dark gray maintains visibility.

The stylized letters and color split in 'tec' could impair quick reading, especially at smaller sizes.

2.5/5

Originality

Directly communicates smartphone repair.

Style is somewhat generic for tech repair; resembles stock illustration rather than a distinctive icon.
Heavy illustration limits uniqueness in crowded sector.

3.5/5

Color harmony

Yellow/gold and gray palette is appropriate for tech and has premium intent.

Hand shade and phone details add minor palette noise; simplification would help.

Yellow#FFD966

Gold#FFC000

Dark Gray#58595B

White#FFFFFF

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3/5

Balance alignment

Central arrangement establishes hierarchy from image to text.

Upper illustration is visually heavy, making layout top-heavy.
Spacing between symbol and wordmark could be refined for cohesion.

Inspect spacing with the guide. Optical balance may differ from geometric centering.

2.5/5

Scalability

Simple wordmark colors can scale down.

Detailed hands, phone, and tools illustration will lose clarity at small sizes; logo is not effective as a small icon.
Thin elements in illustration risk blurring.

200 × 250 px

100 × 125 px

50 × 63 px

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4/5

Misinterpretations

No obvious negative or ambiguous readings.

3/5

Symbol & text fit

Symbol is on-theme and matches wordmark intent.

Mismatch in visual density: illustration is more detailed than minimal wordmark.

Black & white

Does the shape still work without color?

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Background contrast

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Blur & silhouette

A 3px blur softens fine details so you can check whether the overall shape stays recognizable. If key gaps close or elements merge, the logo may rely too heavily on detail.

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