Legibility
- Text is highly readable with clean sans-serif typography and balanced spacing.
- Color contrast between the white text and the dark blue background ensures clarity.
Logo score
Combination mark category
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vitocarvalho93
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Legibility
Originality
Balance
Scale
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Logo performance breakdown
Originality
- Combination of the spade shape with an arrow creates a semi-unique concept.
- Use of negative space gives the symbol an extra layer of meaning.
- Spade and arrow symbols are relatively common; the execution is clean but not highly original.
- Does not deeply differentiate the brand from other modern finance or tech marks.
Color harmony
- Only two main colors used with excellent balance and harmony.
- Appropriate brand contrast is maintained.
Catamount Blue#14385B
Sulu#B3DF6C
White#FFFFFF
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- The symbol aligns well vertically and proportionally with the wordmark.
- Visual weight is evenly distributed between the logomark and wordmark.
Inspect spacing with the guide. Optical balance may differ from geometric centering.
Scalability
- Simple, bold shapes in the symbol and clear text will scale well to small sizes like business cards or app icons.
- Logo can be effectively used on packaging, signage, and digital platforms.
- The negative space detail within the symbol may become less identifiable at very small sizes, slightly reducing recognizability in icon form.
Misinterpretations
- No inappropriate or unintended imagery detected.
- Arrow and spade shape are abstracted in a neutral way.
Symbol & text fit
- Symbol and wordmark share the same contemporary visual language.
- Both elements are cohesive and harmoniously integrated.
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