Legibility
- Text is bold and highly readable.
- Good contrast between text and background.
Logo score
SAKELIGA, KragDag, doen jou eie ding
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Legibility
Originality
Balance
Scale
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Logo performance breakdown
Originality
- Attempts to visualize multiple concepts in icon format.
- Each symbol (gear, leaf, droplet, circular arrow) is highly generic within the industry.
- No creative integration or negative space interaction among the icons.
Color harmony
- The color palette is balanced and fitting for the symbols used.
- Contrast is strong between the icons and the background.
- Overuse of different colors (four major hues) feels fragmented and could complicate monochrome adaptation.
Orange#FDA734
Red#E94F23
Blue#4296C5
Green#57B13A
Gray#747474
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- Main text is horizontally aligned with the icons.
- The cluster of four icons creates visual heaviness on the left, making overall balance feel off.
- The SAKELIGA mark above the main logotype creates some visual confusion and hierarchy issues.
Inspect spacing with the guide. Optical balance may differ from geometric centering.
Scalability
- Bold text will scale well for most applications.
- Distinct icons are identifiable at medium sizes.
- Four small icons with gradients and fine details could lose clarity at very small sizes or in embroidery.
- Multi-color palette may not reproduce well in black and white or single-color applications.
Misinterpretations
- No inappropriate or problematic shapes detected.
Symbol & text fit
- General color harmony between icons and supporting text.
- Icons are much smaller in scale than the wordmark, making them secondary and disconnected.
- No visual linkage between the icons and the typography.
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