Logo review of ONE TEAM - ONE MISSION, CNC

Legibility

Primary motto text is clear and easy to read due to high contrast and bold, sans-serif typeface
CNC lettermark is legible despite overlapping design

Overlapping CNC letters slightly reduce instantaneous recognition
Upper badge pattern could create mild visual distraction

Scalability versatility

Shield shape is adaptable to team merchandise and signage

Excessive detail and small elements such as the colored lines, wing accents, and CNC overlap will lose clarity at small sizes (e.g. favicon, embroidery on hats/jerseys)
Motto text may become illegible when scaled down on small print goods

Balance alignment

Central placement of soccer ball and wings provides a balanced focal point
Symmetry in the wing designs aids visual equilibrium

Motto sits heavy at the top, making the upper part of the badge feel crowded
CNC overlap position feels visually disconnected from the rest of the elements, disrupting vertical harmony

Originality

CNC overlapping lettermark introduces a small attempt at uniqueness

Soccer ball with wings and a badge shield is an extremely generic sports logo trope
Badge stripes and black/white motif are very typical for sports/football logos, lacking distinctive brand character

Logomark wordmark fit

Central logo and motto included together on badge format

Slogan typeface lacks integration with the style of the logo elements
Lettermark CNC's style and color palette feel visually misaligned with bold, collegiate wordmark font

Aesthetic look

Clean color separations and iconic sports shield

Logo is busy with numerous color segments and overlapping elements
Generic visual language with no distinctive style—looks like many other football club badges
Wing and ball details create unnecessary clutter

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No inappropriate or unintentional imagery detected; all forms are appropriate for sports context

Color harmony

Palette is mechanically harmonious for a sports context, with green, blue, and gold sampling accent colors

Five dominant color areas make the logo too busy and visually cluttered for applications requiring simplicity
Simultaneous use of multiple accent colors (gold, blue, green) slightly decreases facial impact and cohesion