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Have you looked into whether this is legit on legal usage? You appear to be using noun project icons in these logos, and afaik most logos on the noun project a
by shuzchen 10y ago
Have you looked into whether this is legit on legal usage? You appear to be using noun project icons in these logos, and afaik most logos on the noun project are creative commons with attribution (and I confirmed by selecting a few logos with icons which matched this license on the noun project site).
It doesn't appear that you provide any attribution at all to the icon creators wherever you display the icon, and I have no idea what license you deliver to the end user (I haven't went through purchasing a logo - knowing that you're just sticking some text with a noun-project icon doesn't strike me as worth it, honestly). Are you in the clear to be displaying these icons with no attribution, and are the users that buy your icons clear to be putting it on websites and business cards without attribution?
I haven't even looked into whether your font usage is appropriate, can you clarify that as well?
- pwython 10y ago> I haven't even looked into whether your font usage is appropriate, can you clarify that as well? I did a test and the first result it gave me was just my company name in the Disney font.
- mikejarema 10y agoThe Noun Project has an API plan which allows for usage like this I believe: https://thenounproject.com/developers/ https://thenounproject.com/developers/ Squarespace, Tailor Brands and some other tools are using the API for logo design (without the attribution) much like what Logojoy is doing.
- hugozap 10y agonounproject has a paid plan with royalty free and no attribution needed.