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Review requested by Aniketraj122
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Structured logo review
Legibility
The text is generally readable Use of a modern sans-serif font fits the style
The stylization of the 'A' with overlapping shapes from the capsule is distracting and affects clarity Spacing between letters feels inconsistent, especially between the 'A' and 'M'
Scalability versatility
Bold iconography can be recognizable at medium-to-large sizes Simple shapes may translate well on billboards or signage
Thin lines in the text and detail in the leaf will be lost at small sizes (e.g., business cards, app icons) The gradient and multiple colors will not reproduce well on embroidery or single-color print jobs
200x250 px
100×125 px
50×62 px
Balance alignment
The main icon is centered
Wordmark placement feels awkward due to the pill and 'A' overlap, creating visual tension The green swoosh is heavily dominant on the left, causing imbalance
Originality
Attempt to combine pill capsule and leaf to represent healthcare and natural elements
Pill and leaf motif is very common in healthcare/nutraceutical industry, lacking unique twist No unique letterform or symbol treatment beyond the basic combination
Logomark wordmark fit
Both elements are modern and somewhat align in concept
Mismatch in style: the soft gradient logomark clashes with the hard-edged geometric font Overlap between icon and wordmark ('A') causes confusion
Aesthetic look
Use of gradients adds dimension Clean lines in the icon
Too many color gradients and swoosh elements make the logo busy The overall look is generic and lacks memorability
Dual meaning and misinterpretations
No direct inappropriate double meanings observed
None
Color harmony
Green and blue/purple gradients suggest health and wellness
Heavy use of gradients and many hues feel overpowering Too many colors for effective, versatile branding
green
#34A853
navy
#1A237E
purple
#8E24AA
black
#000000
white
#FFFFFF
