In a recent article on its blog, Mozilla announced a rebranding that brings the company to its roots. The non-profit company changed from a plain text, sans-serif logo, to a more thoughtful design that uses a slab serif logo and twists a few letters to make you think of your browser instantly.
A before/after view of the logo, image created by BrandNew. It gained in recognizability, but in my opinion took it a bit too far by turning the “i” into the columns you insert before the slashes in your browser’s address bar. This makes the new logo lose in readability.
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Mirko Humbert
Mirko Humbert is the editor-in-chief and main author of Designer Daily and Typography Daily. He is also a graphic designer and the founder of WP Expert.
