• @[email protected]
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    341 year ago

    Honestly, its considered a hot-take but I do like minimalistic logos cause they are easier to recognize. Also they tend to better fit with the rest of the UI and products.

    • @ImpossibilityBox
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      621 year ago

      Counterpoint is the bullshit Google did with all their icons. Same exact colors with different shapes makes quick differentiation an actual challenge.

      • @[email protected]
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        111 year ago

        That’s gotta be an icon pack, given the black and the weird colors. Am I wrong? Did they change it since I last used the stock icons?

        • @ImpossibilityBox
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          101 year ago

          I forgot I had an icon pack on. Original is actually worse. No large silhouettes to work with.

          • @[email protected]
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            41 year ago

            Not disagreeing with you there. I wasn’t even much of an icon pack guy until they did the white circle thing. It looks so cheap

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        81 year ago

        And then they introduced to android a new option that only showed the shape of the icon in two tones. Now they have no colour and are just odd shapes.

      • @Holyhandgrenade
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        41 year ago

        I can’t tell you how often I’ve opened Google Drive when I meant to open the Gmail app or vice versa.
        I know they technically don’t look that much alike, but at a glance they’re way too similar. Just use a different color for each app please?

        • @TheGrandNagus
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          91 year ago

          Those icons absolutely do not look normal, there’s some kind of theme being applied to all of them, likely a dark mode before it became a standardised feature, by the looks of it.

      • @[email protected]
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        31 year ago

        Although the icons are kinda not minimal with the amount of colors in there, they could have like made one app with one or two colors and the other with different ones

    • @[email protected]
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      121 year ago

      It all depends on context. The Firefox logo is good and fine as a brand logo you can put on the product website, big enough, or the about dialog. But as an application icon I dislike it. I would prefer a simpler, more recognizable, flat-colored version.