Logo review of shopping cart with wireless signal and shelving or..

Scalability versatility

Simple geometric shapes ensure clarity at many sizes.
Limited colors make it suitable for diverse media including digital use and print (billboards, app icons, flyers).

Thin line segments, particularly in the wireless signal and handle areas, may lose clarity at small sizes such as app favicons or stitched embroidery.
Fine interior details (shelving/barcode motif) may become indistinct on business cards or very small product labels.

Balance alignment

Overall layout feels stable and grounded.
Visual weight is nicely distributed between cart and signal mark.

Negative space in shelving/barcode panel feels slightly dense compared to the open cart form, leading to a mild internal imbalance.
The green handle detail draws attention away from the center, creating a very slight misbalance.

Originality

Incorporates technology (wireless signal) with a retail cart, hinting at smart/cart automation concepts.
Shelving/barcode element tries to convey more than a basic cart symbol.

Uses very common shopping cart and wireless signal icons found in typical retail tech logos.
Shelving/barcode motif is generic and may not be immediately recognizable to all viewers.

Aesthetic look

Clean, uncluttered composition with a modern and professional look.
Color palette is visually pleasing and contemporary.

Design may lack memorability due to overuse of these motifs in the industry.
Green handle detail feels unnecessary and introduces extra visual complexity without clear meaning.

Dual meaning and misinterpretations

No inappropriate dual meanings or visual misinterpretations detected in the composition.

Color harmony

Limited to two main colors, creating a professional and unified look.
Blue and green are harmonious choices for tech/retail sectors, and provide clear contrast.