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Ras Computers, The Computer Training Institute…,..
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Logo performance breakdown
Legibility
The main business name 'Ras Computers' is prominent in a large, contrasting script font.
Supporting text is not overly decorative.
The orange-red script font can be difficult to read at a distance or in small formats.
Supporting text under the business name becomes very crowded and loses hierarchy, especially the tagline and details.
Light blue tagline has low contrast on white background, hurting readability.
Originality
Abstract 'R' integration attempts to provide a unique touch relevant to the business name.
Power symbol incorporated in the blue circle is industry-appropriate.
Elements like the 'R' swoosh and power button are standard motifs commonly used in tech/education logos.
Overall composition feels generic and lacks innovative visual storytelling or memorable uniqueness.
Color harmony
Limited to two main accent colors (orange, blue) with neutral white, offering some consistency.
Color palette feels a bit harsh and old-fashioned; the red-orange and blue combination can be jarring if not modernized.
Supporting text in lighter blue reduces visual harmony and makes certain parts hard to read.
Flame
#E24E2A
Denim
#0147A9
Ebony
#212121
White
#FFFFFF
Color may be holding this logo back. Build a stronger strategic palette before updating the logo.
Build brand colorsBalance alignment
The large 'R' symbol anchors the design on the left, and the core business name balances on the right.
Text blocks are uneven in density and alignment below the logo, creating a cluttered effect.
The alignment between symbol, wordmark, and taglines lacks cohesion, leading to a visually fragmented appearance.
Scalability
Main 'R' symbol and power icon could work in larger formats such as shop signage or banners.
Thin script letters, tagline, and small details will not be legible at reduced scales (e.g. business cards, app icons).
Excessive text and intricate layout does not scale well for digital or embroidery use.
Gradients and color transitions won't translate to monochrome or low-resolution applications.
200x250 px
100×125 px
50×62 px
Misinterpretations
No offensive or inappropriate visual confusion detected.
Symbol & text fit
Both logomark and wordmark relate in color palette and are placed side by side, supporting brand recall.
Stylistic mismatch: the brush-stroke, energetic 'R' contrasts with the classical script type, lacking harmony.
Sizings feel slightly off, with the logomark drawing more attention than the core wordmark.
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